HomeMy WebLinkAbout2003-06-03 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 2003
PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW DAILY !'•LOT
Though drffenng 1n style, Hayley Palmaer, 11, left, and Shaye Bastien. 12. show a bit of flair m attacking the giant slide at DARE Fair.
A fair dare
Celebration of the end of Newport-Mesa's
Drug Abuse Resistance Education brings
together about 1,000 students.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Piiot
A bout 1.000 fifth-and
sixth-grade student!>
celebrated their
graduation from the
Drug Abuse Resistance
Education program Tuesday by
running around in mazes. being
hurled in the au by the force of a
bungee cord, bouncmg around
on inflatable contraptions of all
sorts and visiting with SWAT and
K-9 officers.
The students, who came from
about 25 schools in Newport
Reach and CoMa Mesa. had
successfully completed their
17-week course and were given a
day to revel in their
achievements.
-The entire program is geared
toward teaching kids how to stay
away from drugs and violence, -
c;aid Costa Mesa Police Officer
Jeff I lorn, who has taught ll'.RE
for two years and helped
organize the event. -1 really do
be!Jeve (the program! is
beneficial and really do think we
have an impact un (the Newport Beach Police Officer Michelle Shean cradles a five-week·
See FAJR, Paee M old prt bull puppy being put up for adoption at the OARE Fair.
Closure of eatery leaves its patrons uneasy
The popular Costa Mesa restaurant that popular.
I "I was open to any kind of ne-"We come here all the time." Orne ette Parlor has served up its egg dishes gotiations,· Adkins said. "They said Rico Andino. zs. who came
for 20-y-ear-S,.-but will close later this-A.m~oc.a.n .... t ...... h ...... __ d_o~n~·•_wan~t me here." for a meal with his girlfriend Jane
Vons 1s ownedl)y SareWay me::-l>ailCer, 21. "l blow the menu like
the publicly owned grocer based the back of my hand. -Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -After 20 years
of frying omelets, burgers and
other hearty food, proprietors of
the Omelette Parlor will lay down
their spatulas.
ing bar.
Adkins claims she was re-
buffed when she cried to nego-
tiate a new lease with landlord.
The Vons Companies lnc., which
owns the shopping center on
17th Street.
in Pleasanton. Safeway officials Richard Meredith, 53. strug-
did not return calls on Monday. gted to verballre his sadness
Customers at the Omelette about the news. With tears well-
Parlor say they'll miss ordering ing in his eyes, Meredith said he
up a burger or breakfast item would miss his favorite place to
from a menu that used local order an omelet
names for its food. "It's such a big part of Costa
Omelets such as Mrs. Bee-Mesa." Meredith said. "It's the
cher's Delight. Estancia Redis-best thing I've known since I
:..-.
Police seek
two wanted
in shooting
Su nday night incident injures
o ne man on the Westside. It is
the city's second gang-related
violent attack in two months.
Oeepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
CO!-. fA Ml-~A Police are look.ing for two
men in connection with a gang-related '>hoot·
ing that happened Sunday night on the cny\
\\.est'>1dc. ofiit 1ah !Mild
lne \1tllm, d lO year old Co-.ta \.1e<.a re<.1
dent, took d huller in hJ'> back. but hi'> m1ury
\\llit not hfe thredtenmg. Lt Dale Btmey said
B1rne; 'wltd the VICllm and another man
\\ere '>tdndmg 111 an alley behind the 800 block
of Center ">trt:et when they were approached
See SHOOTING, Paee A4
COSTA MESA
Crackdown
on shopping
carts begins
Counc il a pproves plan to curb
abandonment with fines , but
some argue that the burden
should rest with cart owners.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
COS IA ~11 \A -( .1ry ledders finall} crad.ed
down on the uns1ghtJ} problem of abandonl!'d
.. hopping caru. but ~me residents charged
the; did not go far enough
Monddy. the Ctry Counetl approved a mod
erate law that call<, for all stores using \hop
ping can'> to e<.tahh'>h an effecove contam
ment '>}"tern to keep the cans on their
propert1c'>
See CARTS, Paee M
They'll close the popular eat-
ery later thls month, following
owner Susan Adlcins' inability to
reach a deal to extend the lease.
Adkins says she will also dose
Clester Drawers, a folksy adjoin-
Adkins, who has been renting
nearly 7,000 square feet of space
between the bar and restaurant,
said Vons representatives have
not renewed her lease that ex-
pires June 30. The Omelette Par-
lor will close about a week before
covered and the Perfonning Arts came here." DON LEACH / DM.Y Pt.OT
Center can be ordered up for a Corporate owner Grand CMner Susan Adkins talks to lonnt.mo patrons at the Omelette fairly inexpensive price, ooe of & .... '""
the reasons the place is still s.. CLOSURE, P1&• M Pat1or during a lunch break. The restaurant wlfl close this month.
THE VERDICT
Old stable now just a memory
not very successfully since she
couldn't yet swim. A few more
years. and the stable on the bluff
would be my daughter's home
away from home.
If you bad ubd Central
c.ud.ng to eeod you an
~you couldn't do any
better than Mr. Hardi. who had
the ~balled. hawk-noted
look ol the BnllWi peenp. lllhoulh he may~ come out
oltJmeholm (or d I~
ROBERT
GARDNER He hid qUltean .....,..t mere 1n COt'OM dll Mar-• JUDber o1
blrOI, a lqe ridlr-s rinS IDd I don't~
S.ww:T,'*llM
Daily Pilot
ATAGLMCE
lt'N be lflOCher eunny one once
the Jwte gk>ofn IUblldee..
SMPlpA2.
ONTO THE ARTS
At ... JpartlMd\,..wllng
Celmml•IDl• ..... to maw to JoehUI ""9e llD focl'9
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SALUTING DADS Search for
local gr~d's
murderer
continues
AZ Tuesday, Nie 3, 2003
KIDS TALK BACK
Things to
count on
The Daily Pilot went
to Killybrooke
Elementary School in
Costa Mesa to ask
kindergartners,
'What is your favorite
thing to count?'
"I like to
count money
because I
have a bunch
of it"
GURPREET SEEWAT,6
Costa Mesa
"I love
counting fish
because they
just swim
around when
I point at
them and
they Oip [their
tails)."
AMANDA
MOORE,6
Costa Mesa
"Ilike
counting
money so I
can get $30."
RACHEL
KEANE,5
Costa Mesa
"I like
counting how
fast an animal
can run, like a
cheetah."
JAKE
WINTERS,5
Costa Mesa
"I like
counting
skateboards
because
they're cool
. . . you can
jump off
ramps or ride
them."
DANIEL
MOYA.6
Costa Mesa
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-lntervkws and photos
compiled by Oirlsttne C.arrlllo
ON CAMPUS
IN THE CLASSROOM
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY Pt.OT
Kindergarten teacher Tina Reinemann helps student Ivan Gonzalez with his math lesson at Killybrooke Elementary School on Monday.
All in the numbers
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
T hey counted buttons and
put them on shirts. They
counted dried pasta and
placed them on dinner
plates, and they counted fish and
released them into the ocean
among seaweed and coral.
It was all part of work on
independent math assignments.
About 10 lcindergartners at
Killybrooke Elementary School in
Costa Mesa spent Monday morning
testing their mathematical talents
with counting games.
"This is making it concrete for
them and teaching them about the
number sentences they need 10
write," said Tina Reinemann, who
has taught kindergarten for more
Kindergartners at Killybrooke Elementary
learn a lesson they can count on.
than 39 years. ·nus makes it quite
real for them."
Using tangible items to figure out
the answer to various math.i:maticaJ
equations, like two plus three or
four plus one, these lcindergartners
could more easily rely on their
counting skills to help them get the
answer.
"I like to count buttons," said
6-year-old James Rydjeski, who can
count up to 109. "You can put them
away easily and they're fun.·
While the students don't focus on
what they're learning from these
different hands-on activities, they
nevertheless are learning.
Mlt's very hands on and gives
math meaning for them," said
Kathy Sanchez., the principal al
Killybrooke. ·w e have really high
expectations for our
lcindergartners."
The idea behind using such
activities is to introduce the young
students to various mathematical
concepts such as number
combinations and number
sentences, which are requirements
of the state standards.
l'cying to teach those concepts to
5-and 6-year-old children, however,
presents a number of challenges
that teachers have had to adjust to.
"We are finding Interesting ways
to make sure the students learn and
'We are finding
interesting ways to make
sure the students learn
and are reaching the state
standards.'
Tina Reinemann
Kindergarten teacher
are reaching the state standards,"
Heinemann said. "It's a daunting
task and they need to be met ...
but it's still lcindergarten."
• IN THE CLASSROOM is e weekly
feature in which Deily Pilot education
writer Christine Cerrillo visits e campus
in the Newport-Mesa area end writes
about her experience.
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Commissioner moves on to a life in art
Newport Beach's Shant Agajanian quits board
after three years to move to Joshua Tree.
June CHaarand•
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -He
waJted almost lO years to serve
on the Planning C.Ommission,
but now Shant Agajanian has
stepped down to pursue an art-
ist's life at his new home in
Joshua Tree.
"It was time for a change,·
Agajanian said. "I love Newpon
Beach. I love the climate and the
people. But it was time to shift
gears and to begin a life that's
even more satisfying than It was
before."
Agajanian. 55. resigned in
mid-May and said he will con-
tinue to work as an economic
advisor, but that he will limit his
hours to give himself more time
to pursue furniture design.
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Corona del Mar High
will boast students' art ·
C.Orona del Mar High School
will host a Senior Project Gallery
Night to dlsplay the creativity of
more than 35 of its seniors.
The gallery will be held from 6
to 8 p.m. June 10.
It will take place in the main
200 building/libr.uy location,
which will allow for students,
parents and the community to
see the various displays that re-
present the students' creativity,
vision and dedication.
The project will include black
and white photography. inde·
pendent films, ceramics. blown-
gSass. handcrafted guitars, musj.
cal performances. studio art·
work.. mural and qwh designs.
resorted auto and jet slc.i~. fash
son designs and creative writing
samples.
painting and building the fil"llt of
what be hopes will be several
private residential artist retreats.
Agajanlan is a native Arme·
nian who was born in c.a.lro,
Egypt, grew up in C.Ommerce.
since the age of 6. and moved to
Newpon Beach 18 years ago. He
first put in an application to
serve on the Planning C.Ommis·
slon in 1990, but didn't land the
appointment until 2000.
"I have a PhD in planning, I
consult in planning and I felt I
had something to contribute to
Newpon Beach." said Agajanian,
who is divorced and has no chil·
dren.
But when he first iook his
seat on the committee, he
quickly got a lesson that even
his graduate degrees from Cal
Poly Pomona and the Unlver·
LIGHTS OUT
slty of Wisconsin at Madison
couldn't teach him.
"I've bad to deal with planning
commissions a lot, and having so
frequently been on the other side
of the dais, it took a completely
new sense of objectivity. I had to
become more understanding of
both sides. Trying to find this ob·
jectivlty and this balance -this
sort of measured response -
was very new and eye opening
for me."
The biggest issue Agajanlan
presided over. bands down, was
the temple built by the Oiun:h or
Jesus Christ or Latter-day Saints.
"I saw so many people paclc
the chambers," he said. "It
turned out really weU. I thought
Steve Bromberg came through
lilce a champ to negotiate all of
the outstanding points. When
the church reduced it voluntarily,
it really turned out happily ever
after."
He credits his council col·
leagues with serUng a high
standard for the city by working
to ensure fairness for applicants
while still tooling out for the city
as a whole.
''I'm happy also that I was one
or seven. I'm not sure I could
play the Solomon act by myself."
Agajanian said. "I learned a lot
from my coUeagues. •
The City C.Ouncil has already
begun intervi~g applicants to
serve out Agajanian's term,
which ends ln 2004.
C.Ouncil membe~ are ex-
pected to announce their candi-
date for several seau. on the
commission and other bodie'> on
June 10. Their final vote is ex-
pected June 24.
• 1 really do appreciate his serv-
ice," Mayor Steve Bromberg ..a.id.
"He was a nice add1uon to our
Plarming Comms '>sion and
brought a different per<>pectsve.
We'U miss him and I wil.h him
the very best."
For more informauon. call
the high school al (949) 5 15·
6000.
Swim schedule set for
Costa Mesa recreation
PHOTOCOURTfSVOF CO lfHHMfl6
. With the wrecking ball days away at Kona Lanes, a crew came rn and dismantled the sign
early Monday afternoon. The sign will be saved.
Costa Mesa's Recreation niVl·
sson has announced its summer
swim schedule.
Adult lap swim will be held
from 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m . and
6 to 7:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday It will also be held Crom
I 0 to 11 :30 a.m. Saturday and
Sunday.
Open swim wiU be held from
1:30 to 3 p.m. Monday through
Friday and from 12 lo 1:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday.
Senior Aquatics will be held
from 7 to 8 a.m. Tuesdayl> and
Thur days.
There will be five summer
swim sessions between June 23
and Aug. 29. The first runs June
23 through July 3. The next fol-
lows from July 7 to 18.
Summer swim lessons will be
held every half an hour at the
Downtown Aquatics Center
from 8:30 to 11 :30 a.m. and
from 3:30 to 6 p.m . and at Costa
Mesa High School from 9:30
a.m. to noon and 3:30 to 5:30
p.m.
rhe fee for adult lap swim,
opt•n swim and senior aquatics
1s SJ per 'iwim.
Discount passes are avajJ.
able. For more informatfon and
regi\trdtion, call (714) 327-7564.
LAB plans Saturday
fund-raiser for youth
The LAB Anti-Mall and Nlk.ao
Youth Project will present a col-
lection of hand-painted T-shirts
from 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday.
Sales from the evening.
which will feature disc jockeys.
live music, catered food and
beverages, will benefit the
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needed in Newport
Imagine not being able to
vote, take a driving lest or fill
out a job application because of
an inabiJjty to read.
Those who struggle with lit ·
eracy are in need of interested
and dedicated people who want
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to gave back to the lOmmumty.
Those intere!.ted sn helping
adults with basic language -,lcills
are invlled to volunteer ai, tu-
tors for Newport Reach I 11eracy
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Tutors provide one·on orw
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with language skill" and help a
segment of the population re·
gain control of their live'
Volunteer ... need no previous
experience and wiU be given a
four-week traming '>t''>'>tOn.
All mtere•.ted in volunteering
are invited to attend an on enta-
l1on from 2 IO 4 p.m. or 6 to 8
p.m. on June 24 at the Newport
Beach Central Library.
The Newport HeaLh Central
library is at l 000 Avocado Ave.
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M Tuesday,~ 3, 2003
PUBLIC SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTAIESA
•AMhelm~A
v.hlcle burglary WM
reported In the 1800 blodl et
12.:18p.m. SuncMy.
............. Town
Cerl'9r Dlhe: A commercial
burglary wet reported at
2:57 p.m. Sunday.
• MICDI 8trMI: Grand theft
was reported In the 3300
blodc at 7:32 p.m. Sunday.
• Cofona t..ne: Petty theft
was reported In the 1100
blodc at 5:28 a.m. Sunday.
• Newport BoWIWl'd: Petty
theft was reported in the
1900 blodc at 7:21 a.m.
Sunday.
• w..t 11th StrMt: An auto
theft was reported In the 600
blodc at 3:38 p.m. Sunday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Bede Bey onv. and S.n
Jo.quln Hill RNd: Battery
was reported at 7:07 p.m.
FAIR
Continued from Al
students). This is kind of their
reward.·
O\RE education embodies
much more than drug-abuse
awareness. lt also arms srudents
with techniques and skills to help
them deal with peer pressure,
conflict. stress and anger.
"They taught us about peer
pressure and how to handJe
that." said 11-year-old Lily
Beirarrti, a sixth-grader at
Mariners Elementary School in
Newport Beach. "Even the
troublemakers in our class
actually listened."
While Hom and other QAJlE
instructors do teach students
about the health-related
consequences of dru.g abuse,
they also focus a good portion of
the education on the reasons
people start taking drugs and
resort to violence.
The Qt\RE program "is fun
and you wouldn't think it is
because it's about drugs and
stuff/ said 12-year-old Megan
Frye, also a sixth-grader at
Mariners. ·vou learn how bad
CLOSURE
Continued from Al
American Fair opened the eatery,
which · serves breakfast and
lunch, in 1983 with a Western
theme. The first Omelette Parlor
in Santa Monica is a survivor.
At the time of the opening, the
company signed a 15-year lease
with an option for five more
Sunday.
• w.t lelbM loullwrd: A
vehJde burglary WU
ttP0'1ed In the 900 blodl at
10'.38 a.m. Sunday. • EMta., .,.._A home
butglery wes reported In the
200 blodl et 6:.29 p.m .
Sunday.
•w.tCwtt~.
Vandalism WH reported In
the 2700 bloct at 2 p.m.
Sunday.
• ltvtne ~:Vandalism
was reported In the 600
blodl at 7:34 a.m. Sunday.
• Mec:Arthur Boulwwd end
Vllegio: Petty theft was
reported at 1 :56 p.m.
Sunday.
• WMt OcMlt Fn>nt: A
hlt-an<kun was reported in
the 2300 blodc at 3:48 p.m.
Sunday.
• 22nd StrNt end West
OclNn Front: A traffic
aocident involving injuries
was reported at 11:48 a.m.
Sunday.
they are for you.•
Aside frorri being fun, the
program is an education,
students said.
It ·was very educating and It
teache5 you about illegaJ drugs
and the consequences and
risks." said 11-year-old Ryan
Mesa. a fifth-grader at St John
the Baptist Catholic School in
Costa Mesa. The fair "is fun and
you can see the officers working
really bard to put it all together ...
Parents and school officials
also expressed their
appreciation for what the QA.RE
program bas brought to
Newport-Mesa.
·ll\RE is a very valuable
program to us. .. said Bonnie
Swann,directorofdementary
education for the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District. "It
certainly deals with content
that as a parent, as a principal
and as a district employee, we
want all of our children to have
so they're powerful and can be
resistant to all those tempting
sources.H
• citAlsTINE CARRILLO covers
education and may be readled at
(949) 574-4268 or by e-mail at
c:hristine.carrillo@latimes.com.
years. ln 1988, Adkins, who
helped launch the restaurant,
bought the restaurant from
Grand American Fair. As the
company dissolved in 1993, Ad-
kins added the Olester Drawers
bar to her holdings.
• PAUL a.JNTON covers the
environment. business and polita .
He may be reached at (949)
7644330 or by &-mail at
paul.clinton@latimes.com.
OBITUARY
Violet Clarissa
WehinF
Semces for former long-
time c.o.ra Mma i'Mideot
Violet am.a Wehqer
wW be beid • u a.m. Fri-
Come see Lhe new Ever\Yoocr
CountrySlde bJlnds from Hunter
Douglas. Overlapping
1lats create a beautiful
board-on•board. design.
And th~ 'SlCJ>'up' look
adds depth. dimension
and charaaer to any room. And
f "4er~ couru')'Side wlU not
warp. crack. peel or fade. E~ fn
tumd ;weas Ot dkecl ~Come
see thlse be<r.A blirds IOdly.
...... " ........ _ ...._._.__..,
SHOOTING
Continued from Al
by "at least two other indJvidu·
als."
"There was an exchange or
words," Birney said. "Then one
of the two men pulled out a
handgun and fired a round.
striking the victim ln the back."
He said poJice do not know
bow many bullets were fired in
the alley. The victim was hit by a
single bullet. ,
Birney said it Is not clear
which of the men belonged to
gangg, but that police are sure
that it Js a gang-related incident
•Officers are at this point try-
CARTS
Continued from Al
The approval represents the
culmination of dty officials col-
laborating with local businesses
that use shopping carts to arrive
at a mutually agreeable solution.
While it is the first decisive step
in meeting the city's objective of
reducing abandoned grocery
carts. some said that the burden
should not be on the city.
-The city should not be in the
shopping cart retrieval business. ..
said Beth Refra.kuf. "!The city)
has more important things to
do."
ln August. city officials invited
feedback from various store
managers on the proposed law
and two alternative -one of
which called for a zero-tolerance
policy. .
The new law imposes a $150
fine for each cart the city re-
trieves after the fifth one in any
12-month period. It aJso calls for
the city to contract with a private
VERDICT
Continued from Al
how many horses, and he ran
the operation almost
single-handed. My daughter
was a typical child who couldn't
pick up as much as a sock at
home, but she would come
home chattering excitedly about
mucking out stalls or moving
hay bales. Mr. Harris didn't need
to hire stable hands when he
had dozens of horse·crazy girls
fighting for the opportunity to
move manure around.
He did have an assistant
named Katrina. She was
idolized almost as much as Mr.
Harris around our house, an
enthusiasm I could more easily
share since she was a very
attractive and buxom young
SEARCH
Continued from Al
A former Newport Harbor
High School champion wrestJer
and a lifetime Costa Mesan, Man
Large had mysteriously disap-
peared after moving to Hunting-
ton Beach in December 2001.
days before his much-anticipated
ultimate fighting match debut.
Th.is February, detectives in the
Nonhem California city of
F.ureka found lage's skeletal re-
mains buried in the sand across
AROUND TOWN
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catling (949) 574-4298. Include the
time, date and location of the
event. n well as a contact phone
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TODAY
P.tC. Ocie of the Ameffcelt ,.,.
Shul lnstfMe will expfaln how
elementaC remediet ere
Implemented to complement
your decor at a 7 p.m. eemlnar at
Visions 3t DrearM In Cocta Mesa.
Relefvations are required. For
more Information, cell (628)
288-1889.
WEDNEIOAY The ,...,..°' .... Newpoft
Beadl Ubrary wffl host a
compMmentlty brunc:trend
annuel meedttg for membera et
10'.30 e.m. In the Friend9 M..ctng
Aoom It the<:entr111 llnry, 1000
Awoaldo /we. Locet Nancy
Aobflon, euthot of more lt'8ft 10
boob, will be the .......
A.•rvdona _.. requiNd end
muat be mede by Mey 28. Cati
(7'4) 1518-6218.
1'9Nls.-..... ....,
Chamberof Commefce Wiit
....,. •ttow '°Git the lelt Out
ofYouneff;" • ~i191kw1 on
hOw IO,..,_ onn gcieM, from 7
IO t p.m. Ill~ feeNon leMnd. n. ...... S10tor normembefl.
he to~ Formott
Wonndcwe,Oll--u.
....,,,.~.........,
1Gang activity is like a roller coaster. Yes,
wflve noticed an increase in graffiti and
other activ ity over the last two months.
But there has not been any radical activity,
nothing out of proportion.'
Tim Sc:hennunt
Costa Me.sa Polee Gang lnt Sgt.
ing to gather numerous reports
in this case,• he saJd.
Police do not have a descrip·
lion of the alleged shooter, Jnr-
ney said.
This ls the city's second gang·
related incident in about two
months. On April 15, a 15-year-
old boy was stabbed several
times with a pair or scissors. The
retrieval company for about
$48,000 per year.
Along with Monday's approval.
the law has are two kinds of waiv-
ers a store can receive so It won't
have to pay fines for abandoned
carts. The 6..rst is if the store
agrees to participate in the city's
Shopping Cart Nuisance Abate-
ment Program, where the city
contracts with a private company
to have a truck search the city
daily to pick up abandoned carts
and return them. A store request-
ing this waiver would contract
with the city to pay S3 for each
cart returned and the city would
pay the balance of the cost.
The second waiver, added at
the request of the Callfornfa Gro-
cers Assn., the group that re-
presents the four major grocery
stores in the city, would allow
stores to gain certification from
the city that they have an effec-
tive cart retrieval program or
their own. City officials would de-
tennine the standards of effec-
tiveness. A store could lose the
waiver if the city's retrieval com -
pany picks up more than 10 of a
woman. These quaUtJes ~re
lost on my daughter. Katrina
bad a bulJwhip that she could
crack. That was what impressed
a little girl.
Every Saturday morning, I
drove off the island and to the
stables, dropping my daughter
off for her lesson. Riding around
and around in a circle seemed
like a stultifying occupation to
me, but she was in heaven, and
her excitement was even greater
when she graduated to the
Sunday rides.
Every Sunday, Mr. llarri.s
would lead a group of riders on
some cross-country adventure.
It's difficult to picture now in
ow bUilt-up community, but at
that time, all of what is now
Irvine Terrace was either barns
or horse pasture, and on the
other side of Coast Highway,
there was nothing but open
the bay from a boat ramp where
his truck was found.
Matt's father, Tony Large. said
he and one of his sons, visited
Humboldt County last week to
·bring Matty back home. H
"We had to wait for anthropo-
logical tests to be completed ... he
said
Tony Large said those anend-
ing the memorial should con-
sider wearing casuaJ attire.
"111 be there in my Hawaiian
shirt." he said. "1bat's the way
Matt would want it"
The family, grieving the loss of
their first-born. said they will of-
I~ the.lepaMM llft of
flower arranging, is the subject of
a class at Sherman Library and
Gardens In CoflOna del Mar at 9
a.m. Designs are based on
concepts that have evolved over
centuries of Japanese history
from Chinese and Korean origins.
Registration Is~.
Pre-registration Is required. For
more Information. call (949)
673-2261.
THURSDAY Edelr flnellet 0.-. Hamltton
will retum to the Newport Beadl
Central Ubrary et 7 p.m. to
preMnt "The Crime Novel as
Cultunlf Study.· The best-selling
authorwlll di8CUA •Sugar Skull:
her new novet, and how her
joumallam ~round led to
writing fiction. Cati (9'9) 717-3816 fof more lnformldon. ......................
communldee of c.Mfomla while
MJovtng the bMllly of the
Envltonmental Nature Center. A
frte, ON hour adutt oriented tour
of the **"wHI be given et noon
by founder~ Hoote. Bring.
19C:.tc lund\ '° lf*1V a c:atUll pknle
..., the'°""· No '9MtVltione .,..
neceeeery. Cloeed toed, tow hetled.,...,. acM89d. The
cent9f It locfted et ,901 E• 181h
St. In N4lwport 8Mdt. Fot more
lnformetion, call (Ml) -14 ..
........ UIA-MM•
open .... end membert mixer
ft'Om 4to1 p.m. to ehow fie
pubic .... ~••w.
Bey 9'.. Wlil 120. c.a.. ~
n. open ....... --fMlln ""'*performed~~ 0'1lrt .,.. ,._ "'-"*'· pulllomn
mlh cbliilll0t••.,..c1Dareftd
boy recovered and police ar-
rested one of his assailants, but
a second one ls still at large.
Costa Mesa Police Gang Unit
Sgt. nm Schennum said the in·
cidents do not lndJcate an up·
ward tnmd ln gang violence.
"Gang activity Ls like a roller
coaster." he said. -Yes, we've no-
ticed an increase in graffiti and
stores cans in a week for a sec-
ond time.
The more severe ordinance the
council considered included
changing the law to add zero tol-
erance of even one abandoned
cart, eliminating both waiver'
provisions, issuing ci'.(il fines to
stores without effective contain,
ment systems and not hiring a
cart retrieval company.
Some residents and Council-
man Allan Mansoor supported
this alternative.
"I think. the burden needs to be
on the store owner to keep carts
contained.· Mansoor said. "Once
they're out, it's hard to get them
baclc.."
But Man.soor could not muster
the support of the majority of the
council.
The other alternative was to re-
ject the passed ordinance and
just contract with a retrieval
company that coUects aban-
doned carts to rerum them to the
store owners. without any charge
or contribution and with no
other enforcement efforts.
Mayor Gary Monahan's sup-
space -no Fashion Island, no
Newport Center, no Eastbluff.
Nothing but miles of open
space.
Alternatively. he could head
in the other direction, leading
the riders along the bluff and
then down to a Oat spit of Land
called Shark Island where the
horses couJd go swimming.
Some years later. this spot of
sand was dredged and
reconfigured into Unda Isle. I
always thought the lrvine Co.
made a big m istake when they
changed the name.
Our daughter learned a lot
more than riding al the stables.
I can still remember my wife's
horrified expression when
Nancy regaled us one night at
the dinner table abou! watching
the vet stick his arm into a
horse's rectum for some health
reason. And then there was the
fer a $5,000 reward for anyone
who can come forward with in-
formation that leads to McGuire's
arrest.
Huntington Beach Police are
on the case, said Sgt. Gary Meza.
"We don'! know where
[McGuire! is,H he said. HBut we're
actively looking for him. M
Officials say they believe
McGuire is anned and dangerous
and is known to frequent Hum-
boldt and Orange counties. He is
also wanted on suspicion of pos-
sessing explo ives.
Man Large was last seen in an
Orange County apartment occu-
participate in an auction with
IM!Veral drawings for prizes from
local businesses. Call (949)
650-3461 for more Information.
FRtOAY
UC INtne Artdftdge prwenta
World Dance Day, featuring
Orange County elementary
sdlool students performing folk
dances from Mexican,
Vietnamese, European and
Native AmeHcan cultures. The
noon event at Aldrictt Part on the ua campus .. m,e, For
Information, call (949) 824-8942.
SATURDAY
The 22nd ennuel Corone .. Mer
Scenic 6K race and two mile Fun
Walk begins at 7:66 a.m. with the
men's 5K race. The women's 5K
start.fat 8:20 a.m. The fun walk
follows at 8:45 a.m. The 1 K Kid's
Dolphin Dnh startt at 9 a.m.
Reglttrltlon f ... on rece day are
$30 for the runlwllk and $12 for
the Dofphln Dash. Reglltratlon
wlll be held et 0..11 Senior
c.n1er on V~doeedey. Thur9day
end Friday prior to the race.
s.p.mt **'for men and
WO'l*l are limited to 1,600
Nnnefl. Caff (IM9) 844-31111 to
reglstw.
MlcV .. ~eo.t .........
Teen ~ rnagulne wlll hoet a
Summer Surf end Swim F8lhlon
Show '-turtng the i..... loob
from Aolcy. Hurtey, O'NtMI,
-~end more et 2 p..m. fn ~~COMCPtaz8'1
women'I *>re. For"""
1"formlldori, eel (714)-.oet1,
md.4231. ·-•Clllill ........
wtl ···~-Ill 11th··"'--'
•
odler actMty aver the mt two
mootht. But &here has not been
any radical activity, nothing out
of proportion.•
Schennum aald &be def>art-
ment Is m1Jaln8 the beneftta of
nuget, a couJ\tywfde anti-gang
tuk force. that was shut down
eartJer this year because of lack
of funds. That program pro·
vided the department wtth a
desJgnated dJstrict attorney, 1
probation omcer and a prosecu-
tor speclally for gang-related
cases.
• DEEPA BHARATH covers public
safety end courts. She may be
readled et (949) 574-4226 or by
&-mall at
dHpa.bharath lat/mes.com.
port or the moderate alternative
did gamer a 3-2 victory with
Mansoor and Councilman Chris
Steel ~nting.
While Monahan said he was
~pathedc to Maosoor's con·
cems he urged the coundJ to ap-
prove the moderate option be-
cause so much time and
collaboration bad been invested
in the project.
·in 12 montlu. if we don't see
significant improvement. then it
didn't work and we will have to
look at something tougher," said
Monahan.
Steel used the discussion or the
sbopping cart options to air his
common complaint that charity
magnets on the Westside were re-
sponsible.
in response, Monahan directed
his colleague to make a proposal
to solve the problem he perceives
instead of just complaining
about it. •
• OBl)RE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be readled at (949)
574-4221 or by &-m•il et
deirdrt1. newman@latimes.com.
time she gave a detailed
account of a horse bein.g gelded.
She also learned about death,
arriving home practically
hysterical when her favorite
horse had 10 be put down for
colic.
Eventually, the land that Mr.
Harris leased became too
valuable for horses. The
bulldozers came in and created
Irvine Terrace, which was the
first development around here
to really shift the natural land
shape to create more lots with
views. Mr. Harris moved his
operation to Fountain Valley
where land was cheaper, and I
have no Idea where little girls go
today to learn to ride -
cenainly not in Newport Beach.
• ROBERT GARONER is a Corona
del Mar resident and a former
1udge. His column runs Tuesdays.
pied by McGuire and his 21-year-
old son. Thlvis. who was a friend
of l..arge's, pol.ice said. 1hlvis
McGuire reportedly died last year
of unknown medical complica-
tions in UCLA Medical C.enter.
Those with infonnation are
asked to call Huntington Beach
Police at (714) 536-5951 or e-mail
an anonymous dp or infonna-
tion to homidde@>bbpd.org.
• ~ BHAAA1l4 covers public
safety and coum. She may be
readled at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
deepa.bharath latimN.oom.
In memory of Cpl. Jose Angel
Garibay from 6 '° 9 p.m. at 720
West 19th St. In Costa Mesa. The
Aag Day dinner/auction wfll
feature Chef Leon Mathews.
Tidtets cost $45. AH proceeds will
support the Someone Canta Soup
Kltchen Hunger Relief end
Tutoring Programs. Make
reservations by May 21 Cell (949)
548-8861. For underwriting
opportunities, call (714) 801-2364.
Jotn8uun ~.OM of the
authors of •Healthy Olning in
Ort1nu. County;"' for • sesaion
about healthy cuisine at your
favorite restaurants in the
Btoomingdafe'1 Home Store In
Newport Beedl from 11:30 a.m. to
1 p.m. The $16 admlalon
Includes I ~ned copy of
"Healthy Dining In Oninge
Coumy:" Space ls limited, and
tidtet. mutt be purd\ned by
June 1. Call (949) 729-e864 for
more lnfonndc>n.
The Admne a.hoot C....ery ...... wtn run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. et
2860 Country Oub OrM. The fair
wffl ~a.....,. IUCdon..
so.foot lnfletable otietacte couree,
• 30-foot ~ ...... dul*
..... numeroue~prtae.
food. drtr*a. •belle ..... • OJ. a Sl'*t bectd end more. Cal (714)
42 .. 7t31 for more lnfonNdot\.
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COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Clarifying issues that
could use more study
A s the mayor of
Newport Beach, I
am expected to be
the spokesman for the City
. Council, and as such, I am
out in front on many
i!>'>ues and some of those
is~uer., unfonunately, are
dil.taMeful. Thil> is one of
tho~e instance'>.
of other "examples" 10
support his theory of
unfair treatment and. quite
frankly, the examples are
totally unrelated to the
v-Jriance before the
Planning Commission or
don't reflect the reaJ facts.
Recently, one of my
colleagues. Councilman
Dick NV;hol!> wrote a
STEVE
BROMBERG community commentary
{"Speaking up where challenges are
needed," May 28). My colleague
wrote this article 1n what appears to
be a '>uggested defcn!>e to certain
actions he 'took before the Newport
Beach Planning Comm ission 011
May 22. Nichols spoke on behalf of
a resident who had applied for a
he iKht variance and did so a'> a
Newport Beach City Councilman. It
ha-. bt·er1 reported that when
Nichol, recogni1ed the Plannmg
C"omrn1<..sioner-. comment'> wt-re
lea111ng wward .1 denial of the
variance. ht-accu.,ed one or more
l'IJnnmg Comm1-,-;1oncr" of taking
a brihe Accordmg 10 rt-port'>. hr'>
exact words were "It looh like you
<tre taking money for this one."
Nichol'> wrote in hi., commentary
thdt he '>lated to the Plannmg
Nichols states that our
city government should
treat all residents
equuably, and suggests
that we do not. WelJ, after
being involved as a
( 0111m1.,.,iom•r\, "l he ineqUll} of
our 1nnmg rc .. ull'>, look!. lo the
cau .. al observer. like !>onwunt' ''
gt•lltnK paid off" l'he proceedinK'
wer{· 1aped. a 1ramcrip1 '' bt•tnK
prepared. and \\t' will all know
<,oo ner 1han lall'r 1•xactl}' what wa'
!>a id.
The purpo'>e of 1h1s art1clt• I'> 1101
to cha...,1ise Nilhol'i or to di'>n&'IS the
'uh-,tance of tht' project ahout
wh1d1 Nichol!> '>poke. The <.11y
Council must give the applicant
and thl' community a fair hearmg
on tht' \:lnanle Jpphca11on and 11
would bt' inappropriate for me or
anyone else on the council to
expre!>!> an opinion on the mailer
befort' hearing all of rhe evidence
or 10 Jr~e th{· mailer in the
new<;paper and a'> '>Uch. I do nor
intend to conduct the hearing in
the new!>paper.
1.tkewi!te. it i'> nut appropriate for
anyone al 1111., pomt m ttme. 10
iudge the conduc1 or Nichol., ..t\
d1rl'c1ion ha!> heen given 10 the city
a11orney to review the tape of the
proceeding and transcript relative
to what ac1ion. if any, the City
Council can or should take 1f
N1d10ls did in fact accuse one or
more Planning Com missioners of
tak.rng a bribe and did so without
any proof. My d1rec11on to the nty
atrnrnry asked him to advi<;e the
City Council what action we <;hould
take, such a!> cenl.ure. if my
colleague made un~ubstantiated
aJlegat1ons. The direction lo the city
attorney aJso included a reque!>I for
information as to what actions the
city council can lake to avoid such
conduct io the future.
So, if I am telling you why I am
not writing this article, then of
course you are asking why am I
writing this article. Oearly, there is
a learning curve for every new
counciJ person and all assistance
from fellow colleagues as well as
city staff are available to new as
well as experienced council
members when issues arise. In this
instan ce, my concern is that my
colleague has made a number of
comments in his community
commentary that are simply not
accurate, and, as the electorate, you
deserve to know If an elected
official's comments are accurate o r
oot accurate. That Is why I am
writing this article.
Nichols' comments were
inaccurate In many respecis but l
want to focus on just a few iuues.
First, the primary thrust of his
commentary wu that the Planning
Commission's deniaJ of the
variance appUcallon was evidence
of hls theory that the city treats
people differently. However, a
variance ls a request to be treated
differently than your nelghbora
beuu. e your property ls dlfrerent
than theirs. Th deny a variance la to
say the property owner bu not
proved tba1 hls or her property ls
dift'ertnt than the neighbon'
property. To graot a variance, the
Plannin(I Commlulon bu to 6nd
that the propttrty II dilftrent than
other parcels ln the oel&hborbood
and that strict compliance wtth the
zonloa lawa will be a hatdsh(p. Tu
d4:1ly 1 vuit.nce imply means that
the l>fOpet'ty owner wlU h9ft to
abide by lhe llWI that an
appUtable to every other pll'Clll ln
\b&t llOM. Nk:bolt d• a •••btt
communiry activist long before I
became a member of the city
coun cil and after s itting on the C1ry
Council for 2 Yi years. I recognize
1hat we do treat our residents
l'quitably and we do not engage in
d1.,parate treatment. If you have
had an issue before one of our
boards. commission or the City
council. and were not successful.
you might disagree with the result.
however, you will be hard pressed
1<> '>ilY 1ha1 you were no1 treated
fairly or equi1ably.
My colleague references that Ciry
Council member!> actively
part1c1pate 10 and head 1he
ma1ority of our city's commlllees.
I k cites as examples: The Aviation
Commiuee (I do chair the Aviation
Committee). fhe Harbor
C ommillee We do no1 have a
I !arbor Committee. The 1'..conom1c
Commiuee. We do not have an
I conomic Committee.
1-nvironmental Committee. We do
1101 have an l-nv1ronmental
C.ommiuee. (;eneraJ Plan Update
l.ornmillee. Thi'> is a council and
nti1.ens comm111ee chaired by
C.11un c1lman Gary Adam!> General
Plan Advisory Committee. There
a re no Ciry Council members on
1hi'> commillee. Nichols then states
that no council member has yet
bc•en assigned to the Planning
<.omm1s-;1on
In my opinion. Mr. Nichols has n'1
taken 1he time to truly learn the
.. ystem of government that he
repre-;ents or the laws that apply 10
everyone in thi!> city. His
inaccuracies regarding the
rnmm1ttees are unfortunate. With
re'>pect to the Planning
Comm1si.ion. we have !>even board'>
and commi-;s1ons in this city. These
are independent bodies, and they
arc• not staffed by council members
The'>e commissions/boards are the
Hoard of Library Trustees. City Arts
C:ommisswn, Civil Service Aoard.
I !arbor Commi!>sion. Parki.,
Beaches and Recreation
Commission and the Planning
Commission.
In addition. we have I I City
C:ouncil/citi1.ens ad hoc
committees and citizen advisory
committees. With the exception of
1he GeneraJ Plan Advisory
Committee, these committees have
two or three council
representatives, and three of the 11
cort)mittees are chaired by council
members. Most importantly. all of
the committees and commissions
arc staffed by volunteers. 154 of
them. These are hard-working
citizens who apply to serve on
these committees and commissions
and I can represent to you that the
application process to serve is
extremely thorough and the
resumes of most of these applicants
read like a who's who wlth respect
to their given specialty.
As council members In this
wonderful ciry. we owe a very firm
responsibility to not only these 154
volunteers, but to all o f you, to be
sure that we run this city efficiently
and e ffectively and that we do not
engage in irresponsible activities
that might cause one or more of
these individuals to become
damaged goods so to speak. We are
expected to perform at the htghest
of standards, and that expectation
Is quite appropriate.
At this point in time, the issue I
referenced regarding the report
requested from the city attorney
will be addreMed at the City
Council meeting on June 10. At that
tJme, this matter wOJ be on the
agenda, and It wtll be open to
pubUc d1tcU ton. >.. I have said in
the put. part of my responslbillcy
in servtna you It to be sure you are
In a position to bue your dedslons
and concluslons on city luuet and
the performance of the City
Council and our rMny boanb aod
commlalons. on the facts, and not
on Lht basis or aUepllon or
~tfon.
• lftVI W r • ll'IG II th• mevor of
N•~ltOlthedl.
MAILBAG
The pres1dent1al suite at new Balboa Bay Club has a waterfront view of Newport Harbor
Balboa Bay Club treats
the public like king~
I la.'> the 8ay ( lub fulliUed II!>
requirement of public acrl'\'>?
Ab-.<ilutely! We .tre not memher<; uf thl'
dub l~t week, uu1 fur our evening
stroll, we walked 1hrough the ~ate,
waJkt'd 111 the lro111 door. had a drink at
the Duke\ bM, WJlched he..1u11ful
yat111 .. ..ailing in the bay and were
tn•ated like royalrv \\!hat could be
mort· pubht" 1h,m thal'
EDA.KINS
Newpon Beach
Centerline the wrong palh
fo r Newport-Mesa
I -,pent pan of the pa~t weekend
readmg artide'>, eduoriah.
uimmentane' and leners 10 1he
editor in the l0t:al newspaper!>,
including tJ1e Oa1Jy Pilot, on the
subjec t of light rail in general and the
Lenterl.ine project in particular.
What I com e Jway with 1s that. wi1h
almo'>t no e\ccpuun.,. hght ra1l 1s far
from Jn euinorrncal and effective way
lo meet the 1ran..pona1ion demands
of mo'>t areJ\ 1n 1hi-. country ~uch
pro1ecl!> haH· neH'r come cloc,e to the
urigrnal co'>t l''>llmale\ to build them
-'iOmetime'> exleeding orig111al
es11mate~ by 400''<• or more. Nor have
they come do.,t• 1<> the nder,h1p
figure~ pro1ec1ed I hey have al~ays
fallen !.hort of genera11ng enough
rC"venue to mN't even the most
mode'>t goal<, a ... far a<; a percentage ot
operating co\I\ are concerned
Ma<,-.1ve government sub<;idie-, are
alwa~ required ju!>t to keep them
runnrng. Apparently. even the most
ardent advocatec; of such '>Y'>ICm!>
agree that they don't m ake a dent on
vehicular traffic, either
The residents or Irvine will \Ole
today to decide the fate of the
CenterlJne proiect within their l ll)
%ould 1hey \Ole to d1<.wntinue
paruc1pa11on that will leave only
~an ta Ana and Costa Me\a as
participants in this proiccl. All the
other cille>'> who previou-.ly planned
to par11c1pate bailed out long ago Not
unexpectedly. Councilwoman Ubhy
Cowan ha'> jumped on the
pro·Centerlme bandwagon and j.,
beat mg her drum loudly. Th.ts i'>
Jnother example -as was lhe taw
~ith 1he 1-.I loro Airport -ofwherl'
'>he '>Upporl'> the view., of her
l'mpluyer rather than what i!> good tor
the re.,idents of Co\la Mesa.
After reading aJI the pro and con
po~1t1on!> on this i!>sue I fail to '>ee tht·
benefit the CenlerUne project for
anyone -except. perhaps. the
Segerstrom'>. How many Costa Me'>a
citi7.en!t are going to park. their cars at
the South Coast Plua terminal and
jump aboard a CenterUne'train for a
quick trip to Santa Ana? Very few, I
suspect, except 1hose wi!thing to V1'>1I
the court room of fonner Mayor
Karen Robinson. Even with the Irvine
leg included, how many resident!> of
that city or Newport Beach will park
their BMW. Mercede!t or Lexu"' al 1he
Larry Agran MemonaJ Station at UC
Irvine for a lnp to South Coast Plal'a
or the Santa Ana courthouse
c.omplex? Perhaps more than 1ero -
but not many more
Regardless of how the good folk!. an
Irvine vote on Tuesday. 1t '~ time to
give up th1<; ill -advised boondoggle
and find more responsible way!. to
'>pend the e'it1ma1ed S 1.4 bilJion
presently proiected to complete this
project. OK. so we miss out on !>Orne
available transportation funds. Pan of
those fund<; are mine -I contributed
tax dollars to them -and I don't
want to spend my money. or your!>,
on tht\ !..ind ol IHO)l"ll I d11n111,11 11•1
dump rny hard 1·arn1·u o1.,11,11, 111 1
1ran,porta11tJn h111111rnl1·, ... p1 Jll'•I 1
fun her 111na1c· rlw ,iln·.1ll1 , 111111111111 ..
ego'> ot a ft:',, lot JI p11lt11t 1.111., II "1
mu'>I 'pend thJI 1-irH.J of 11111111 \ '"
v.ould he ht:'ttl'r oll g1\111g ,.,, n 1111
of th<' prnJt'l It'd !. I 11w1 rid1·1 1 1
h)'brtd tar and ... 1111 li,1\ 1 11• 1111
b1ll1<111 ld1 oH·r 10 ti\ p11111 .. 1, ., • 1 ol
hin• morl' lt'Jl hl'" pol11 ''"" 1 I
firc· lightt:'r-.. If 1H· 111·1·.J ti .. 111 r 11
1ran .. portc11111n pan ot 1h.11 111
lJn bt• U'>t:d tu hu\ 1t11ir•·
erw1ronment<1lh lrn ndl\ h11",
which hl'>lllrtlalh 0111 I" 1l•1r1 11~1
rail a .. people mu\ 1·r' Ii\ .1 11111 •
milrg1n
II'> tame for tht• t 111/t'll'> 111 I ti
community to 'IH'.1k up .111d ti• 11.o11 d
di-.cu1111nuanu· 11l 1h1' pr111• 1 1 \11.J
i1\ llm<' fur { Cl\hllt 10 1 limit d'l\\I
from the bandv.Jgon '' t' ~ 111 .. , ,, 11 ..
you work for
GEOFF WEST
( "'1.1 \It~'
A thank to a ~ounc:Ilm.111
fo r ~peaking out
As pomted our h\ an dlWlh1·r
commen1ary. < ou1111lnM11 I >u ~
N1chob frequent!\ rui.. 111111 '' <1rth
what I am thank.Ill).;. hut d11 11111 It.I\,
tht.o forum 10 he hl•.ard II \111111.11•·
ever \\atched tht' lt'lt•\j,,·d 1••1111111
meeting'>, 11 ~ obvmu' th.ii '\11 lt11l ..
h~ two very obv10u' Jt·1ra11111, 1ti.11
frequenrly weigh rn on ht'> n1·n
word. Now lhey havt 'nm1·1l1111..: r11rir1
than prm.t:'dun· 10 rompl..1111 .tl1•1111
:\'o apolo~1t'' '1thol.., '"u .irt
d mng ~hat we du 11111 haH 1h1•
intc'>lln.il for111ud1· 111 Jo 1111 n111h
over tJ1e rod' and l 1·1·p1nr.: 1h 11g' 111
the '>unltgh1 for Jll 111 '>t't" I h.111 1..,
RICHARD HOUGHTON
't'\\ p111 I Iii ,11 h
LEITER TO THE EDITOR
Signaling an end to Irvine Avenue dan ge r
r he primary objective regarding
safety improvements for the
dangerous S·curve area of
Irvine Avenue must be •safety first."
with a minimum delay in the
movement of traffic. The Ideal but
unrealistic solution would be to have
all vehicles proceed at the posted
speed llnUt in that hazardous area.
Initially, a more practical and
economical way to correct the
problem would be Lo have a
three-way stop at Irvine Avenue and
23rd StreeL
I suggest a better plan would be 10
install traffic signals at Irvine Avenue
and 23rd Street. During rush-hour
periods. in order to expedite traffic
and avoid congestion, the signals
could be phased to djsplay flashing
yeUow ·caution" for Irvine Avenue
and flashing red ·slop· for 23rd Street.
During off-peak h ours., especially
early morning and nights. the light
facing all three directions could be
pashed to flash red •stop.• This would
be a very effective method of traffic
control during hours when the mo t
serious accident'> ha' eon um•d
Thi'> method would also ;1ddri>''
ano1her importanl '>afety prnhlt-111 lor
traffic entering ll'Vlne Avenue fmm
23rd Street. a very dangerou'
maneuver due to the speed ot c rthli
traffic and the ~llt"d view ol
oncoming Irvine Avenue vl'h1dt•'
JOHN P. OWENS
BaJt>o.1 lc;;land
• EDfTOA'S NOTE: John P Owens ••
retired from the Los Angeles Sheriff '
Department
HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
CITY Of COSTA MESA
Cot1a Mesa aty Hall, n Feir Drtw.
~,._,CA 92621. (714) 764-6223
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Piela. Seni. Ane, CA 92701
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M T~day, June 3, 2003
THIS YEAR'S SU MM ER RESOURCE GUIDE
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• Dining Destinations • What's Happening & Where -All Summer Long·
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Continued from AA
needs, auch ea providing respite
for the primary caregiver. reading
to patients, paying~ social
visitl and nmnlng errands.
Volunteers are also needed to
alSiat with offioe duties. Call (714)
980.o900 for more Information.
St. Mk:Mel Md Al Angele
Eplecopal Church will present a
seminar that poses the queat1on,
•0oet Biblical Interpretation
Contribute to the Plight of the
Holy Land Christians?" at 9 a.m.
The church Is at the comer of
Pacific View Drive and Marguerite
Avenue in Corotia del Mar. For
m ore Information. call (949)
644-0463.
SUNDAY
Lown of he vocal mulk are
invited to "The Sommer Knows,"
a free musicale-at 3 p.m. at the
Newport Beach Central library.
Mignonne Profant and a guest
pianist will present the final
program of the library's musicale
series, featuring tunes of
Gershwin, Joblm and LeGrand.
For more information, call (949)
717-3816.
TM Orange County Worn.n's
Chorus present its 2003 spring
program, ·on this Island," at
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church. The concert of
island-themed music begins at 7
p.m. and will include the chorus
directed by Eliza Rubenstein and
"Men in Blaque." an ensemble
directed by Joseph Huszti.
Tictets are $12 and can be
purchased in advance at (949)
451-8590.
JUNE 11
JNnne Aint from the Atzheimer'a
Assn. will present "Focusing on
M emory Loss" from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. at the Orange Coast
Unitarian Universalist Church,
1259 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa. The
presentation will addreu vanous
causes of memory loss and
diagnosis and treatment For
more information, call (949)
646-4652.
Yan Can Restaunint. 1500 Adema
Ave. in Costa Mesa. will have its
grand opening from 6 to 8 p.m .•
featuring cooking by TV chef
Martin Yan. The restaurant will
donate all of the proceeds from
$10 admission tidcets to Share
Our Setves, a private nonprofit
agency serving low-income
Orange County residents. For
more information, call (949)
642-3451, ext. 262.
The a... 11-v Republcen
Women Federated will hold its
•Scholarship Awards" wfnnera
luncheon at 11 a.m . at the Bahia
Corinthian Club on Beyskte Drive.
For more Information, call (949)
61~
The Wldflou1er v.ll wlll meet llt
9 a.m. at El Moro for a fiv•mlle
hike at Crystal Cove. Parking
costs $5. Wear boots and bring
water. Call (949) 497-7647 for
more Information.
JUNE 12
A free bone density screening will
be offered from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m.
at Mother's Market, 226 East 17th
Street, Costa M esa. For more
Information, call (949) 631-4741.
JUNE 13
Inventors Fotum presents a
seminar on "Intellectual Property
Law" by Edward Schlatter, patent
attorney, at 7:30 p.m . in Orange
Coast College's Science Lecture
Hall. Registration and networking
begin at 7 p.m . The cost is S5 for
members, $15 for nonmembers.
Call (714) 540-2491 for
information.
JUNE 14 Fu" 5pec:tnlm 'tbga has partnefed
with New Directions for Women
to hoat "Celebrating Wholeness,·
a yoga and healing arts festival
benefiting women and children
served by the nonprofit New
Directions for Women. Admission
is free, and donations are
accepted. The full-day event will
be at Full Spectrum Yoga in
Newport Beach. For more
information, call (949) 955-1965.
Crystal Cov• s~ Perle wtn offer
a badtcountry hike at 9 a.m., a
historic district walk at 10 a.m.
and a sunset/moonlight walk at
7:30 p.m .• which requires
reservations. For reservations or
more information. call (949)
497-7647.
Mother's Marbt win hold a
•spring Cleaning" aearance Sale
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Taste
demos will be offered from 11
a.m . to 3 p.m . For m ore
information. call (949) 631-4741.
JUNE 17
"Fenil Shul for• H .. llng Home;
1s a free seminar held from 6:30 to
7:30 p.m. at Mother's Market, 225
East 17th St., Costa Mesa. To
make reservations, call (800)
595-6667.
JUNE 18
Phil Bdgandl. Orange County
art:hivist, will discoss what is in
the art:hives as they relate to
Daily Piiot
Costa Meta'• history at 7 p.m. at
the Coate Meta Historical Society,
1870 Anaheim Ave., Coate Meu.
For more lnformetlon, call (949)
631-5918 or.-mall
cmhlatory@lanset.com.
TM N9wport ~Irvine
Interfaith CounclJ pteMntl a round
table dl9cu1Sion at Orange Coeat
Unitarian Unlversallat Churt:h on
human relations featuring an
Introduction by Rusty Kennedy of
the Orange County Human •
Relatlont Council. "With the
County of Orange Budget cutl,
where Is the Human Relations
Council now?" it as,ks. The
program goes from 12:30 to 1 :30
p.m. and costs $7.60 per person,
including lunch, or $10 without a
reservation. The reception is at
11:45 a.m., and the luncheon at
noon. For reservations. call (949)
600-8665. ext 3, by 5 p.m. June 17.
JUNE 19
The Netional Mutdple Sdet'otJa
Society will present an Internet
educational program called "El
Cuidado Oinico de la Esderosla
Multiple7 a Spanish-speaking
broadcast on clinical care of
multiple sclerosis, at 6:30 p.m . To
connect. go to
www.natJonalmssociety.org. select
·uving with MS" and then select
"Webcasts and Conferences:'
JUNE 21
Bec:ioma a member of the
Hospice Preferred Choice team
and make a difference in the lives
of terminally ill people and their
families at a volunteer
orientation. The team is seeking
caring people to assist patients
and families with nonmed1cal
needs. such as providing respite
for the primary caregiver, reading
to patients, paying w eekly social
visits and running errands.
Volunteers are also needed to
assist with office duties. Call (714)
980-0900 for more information
"Divorce: A New Beginning" 1s a
workshop for men and 'NOmen 1n
the process of d1vorcmg or reoentty
divorced from 10 am. to 12:30 p.m
st 1~ Newport Center Dr For
more information. call 644-6436
JUNE 23
Children 5 end older ere invited
to register for a variety of
summer aquatic camps ottered
by Newport Beach Recreation
Services. The camps run
through August, with numerous
morning and afternoon options
available, from ·sailing and
Tennis Camp• to "Surf Camp.·
Call (949) 644-3151 for more
information, or register online al
www.c1ty.newport-be11di ca.us
I JUNE CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Wednesdays Networtcers luncheon Leeds Group
11 45 a m 1 pm Costa Mesa Country Club
1701 Golf Course 011ve. CM
Tuesday, June 3
1700 Adams Ave .. Ste. 101 , Coslj! Mes~~ 92626 • (71 4} 885-9090 •fax (?1~.L.~85-9094 • www.costame_!achamber.com
Legislative Committee
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Corporate Real Estalc Advisors
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Costa Mesa Library
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Gift Baskets by Rekha
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Carr America Realty
Skosh Monahan's
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CR&R, Inc.
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Camden Sea Palms
Apartments
l&l Hawallan Batbec:ue
April's .. 90-Mi.nute Breakfast Boost"
at Costa Mesa Country Club
From left Breakfast
emcee Dick Seaholm of
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Breakfast Raffle Prize Donations
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SCHOOL
657 V.doria
Street; CM
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Hadhoud of
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Rownn.i Sumr•ll "Waddell Ir Real, JnC. ~" '• Priv• SchOOI
dlt1!'<10r, 8«h C~IM and former Cott.a Mesa M.~ Karen Roblnson
the April 26th offtclal openfng caemcwty fOr thefr btand new
<1111 OOtli and adml~ butfdint.
Tuesday, June 10 Executive Committee
7 30 a m . Chamber office
Tuesday, June 10 Alnbessador Committee
Noon Chamber office
Thursday, June 12 Board of Directors lunch -DARK
Thursday, June 19 S.Minute Bre1kf1st Boost
7 -8 45 a m . Costa Mesa Country Club
1701 Golf Course Orrve CM
Fnday, June 20 Public Safety Awards Luncheon
11 45 a m • Holiday Inn
3131 Bnstol Street. CM
Wednesday. June 25 After Hours BulinHI Mixer
5:30 -7.30 pm
Mimi's Caf~. Courtyards Shopping Center.
Harbor Blvd. at Newport Blvd. CM
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at Z'Tejaa
Fun. networlct.ng and great food were fn abwu1an.ce.
Thank you ZTfdas for hosting our mOO!r.
From left: Ambassadofs Gil
Acosta (l ) of Intuit Payroll
Services and Ivan
Avendano (R)of()ffice
Depot flank first time guest
Usa Sanchez of The Susan
G. Komen Breast Cancer
Foundation
From left: Z'Tejas Man418er,
Tom Rummel, Ambassadors
and Mixer "Master" Michael
Donohoe of Colden Touch
EnteNlnment ind
Ambusadors Chairperson,
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Waddell & Reed, Inc.
Mhtet Riffle Ptlie Donations
FISH Harbor Aru, Mimi's, CaUlllna P1swn~ Servtce,
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"Pm 52 years old and
haven't had to work a
day in my life."
Mike Gerakos, former UCI
baseball coach
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL
Bradbury
selected
PCLMVP
Junior standout among
eight CdM players chosen
a11:1eague by coaches.
Corona del Mar
High JunJor Josh • Bradbury, who helped
lead the Sea Kings to
the outright Pacific
Coast League base·
ball championship
and a berth ln the CIF
Southern Section Division rv quarter-
finals. has been named Most Valuable
Player by league coaches.
Bradbury. whose .442 batting average.
10 home runs and 28 RBis ~ere all team
bests. was also 4-2 with a 3.41 ERA a., a
pitcher.
Bradbury. a ~ond·team all league
choice as a sophomore. is 1oined on the
first team by senior teammate Keith
Long. as weU as C..dM junior. Nick PaJ.
chikoff and Todd Mack.Jin.
Senior Nick Ka~ heads a four-
player CdM contmgent on the AU-P(,L
second team. The second team abo in ·
dud~ juniors Barrett Sprowl and
Danny Marin-Finn, a' welJ ~ '>Opho-
more Wess PresM>n.
Long. a shortstop bcinK recruited by
Long Beach State. Anwna State and
USC. hit .368 with one homer and 13
RBis, while providlng leaders hip as a
four-year varsity performer. I le hit lead-
off. helplng set the table for Bradbury.
who hit Ln the No. 2 'lpoc
PalchlkofT. a left fielder. hit .375 Wlth
four homers and 19 RBis 10 help Coach
John Emrne's squad rebound from a 1-2
league start to win 11 of its last 12
Jeague games and cruise to the outnght
crown.
Macklin. who emerged as the ceam·s
No. I pitcher and also played center
field, compiled a 6·2 record with a 2.03
ERA on the mound. He also hJt .297
with four homers and his 21 RBI !> were
third-most on the team.
~.a first-team AU PCI ~elecuon
as a junior. hit .380 Wlth five homers
and 22 RBls. A designated hitte r, he was
also credited with strong leadership.
helplng the Sea Kings po'>l a 19-9 re·
cord.
Marin-Finn hit .41 7 with 12 RBis.
while providing solid defense behind
the plate.
Presson. the right fielder. hit .274 with
three homers and 14 RBis. whiJe Sprowl
hit .365 with 15 RBis and provided con-
sistently strong defense at first base.
Junior Brian Deloach was named
Most Valuable Pitcher. He was joined on
the first team by feUow Timberwolves
Tim Carrier. Andrew Morrison and Kyle
Harper.
Sports Editor Rlchlrd Dwwt: 19491574-4223 • Sports Fu: (9491650-0170
Above, Jorge Ohvas. left. of Rea No. 1 battles a player from Kaiser No. 1 for a loose ball during boys 5-6 final
of the Daily Pilot Cup at the Costa Mesa Farm Complex Sunday. Below, Rea No. 1 Coach Gannon Burks 1s
doused with water after his team wins the 5-6 crown for third year in a row. For Pilot Cup rosters, see Page /:lB .
PHOTOS BY KENT TR£PTOW I DAll.Y PILOT
CATCHING UP WITH
EYEOPENER
• Daily~Pikx •
Sporu Hal olfame
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June 9 honof ff
HUGH FOSTER
Tuesday, June 3, 2003 A7
HIGH SCHOOL
SOFTBALL
5 locals
All-PCL
CdM 's Zoelle, Tyson are
first-team honorees.
Corona del Mar I hgtl • ~ruor.. ~ 7 .. oeDe and
Amy Tyson. who led the
Sea King> 10 a thud
place fini'>h and a berth
in the Cll· '>oulhem Sec
tion Divi.~ion rv -.ofthall playoffs. have
been named fir'>l team All P''f'ilk (,oa<,t
League by the circuit\ coaches.
CdM, which won d thud-plan• playoff
to make Lhc po<>U.Ca.!>on for a thud
straight year. L" repl'l:!'.'>ented on the <iecond
team by Seruor Lauren l.oe, Junior Sarah
Stem and 1>0phomore I leather 1..ohml<ln.
ZoelJe, bound for f..re<.no ~le, Ill a
four-tilne fir.t team ctlJ lcagut--.elt.'Cl1on
She hn .474 m lc4,'\Jl' and wa.<, the ll'am''
primary pitcher
Tyson. a L~ILher. lut 4~4 m lcc:!b'LIC <Jic
was ~ond-1eam all le..ti:,'Uc a.<, d 1uruor
Loe, a ~on-s1op, L' another four-tlmt'
all-league honon.'t' She wa.., d fir.t team
choice la.!.t year. after 1wice earning '>t'C
ond -1eam honor..
Stem wao; a '>(.'(ond 1eam p1dt la.!.1
spnng. whJle Lohmian. hit S7'; 111 lea~
this season.
Northwood ~rnor Alh'M>n I .<'WI'> L'> tht'
Most Valuahle Playt>r
COLLEGE GOLF
Anteaters
honored
Coburn, Lavery earn
laurels for 2002-03.
UC lrvme c;emor
men's golfer Jeff < .o
bum. the Big ~e<.t Con
ference Player of the
Year, has bttn named
PLNG All-Paa.fie Region for 2002-03.
Coburn. who had fiw top I 0 firush~
this season, led UU wilh a 72.08 stroke
average. I le wru. alc;o a fir.1 team AD · Big
West selection.
Senior Mike Lavery. a p">ychology and
social behavior maior, W<l.l> named to the
Oeveland Golf AIJ-Amenca Scholar
team. Lavery. who won tht<o year'!> Big
West individual utJe. hcid lour top-I 0 fin.
ishes and a 72.47 avcr..t~e m 200'.l-OS.
Lavery. who al<o0 wa.' a fir<.t team AD
Big West select1on, wa.' named to the
2003 Veri7..on Acaderrut All·Dtstnct Vlll
at-large thud team th1' 'ipnng
Mike Gerakos ·
Former UCI baseball coach pleased with direction
of program, as well as his f>lace at University High.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
H e earns a paycheck just like
many of us do, but he
hardly looks at the labor
involved ln obWn.lng that
piece of paper u wort.
·rm 52 )Ul'S old and haven't bad to
wort a day ln my life. from playing
professional buebaD. to coaching at
the Dtvtsion I level. to teaching at
University tiW' ... I'W been
{om.mate,. Mike GerUoe llJd
ThW3day In bis omce at Untvastty Hilb-where be hu ipml the pat 11
~ ... phyak:al educ&doo tadler
and Uliitant football and beleball
coach.
The man who c::ootiolled the ran.
ol the UC ltvine t.eblll lelll\ fUr l2
,.... from 1980-92. ICMll hk CUfta1(
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ofAriT~na
• [Universityl Coach Ouis Conlin
gave me leeway to wort with the
pitchers and I then tiSil.t oo varsity ••
Gerakos said. -nus past sea.90n was a
little frustrating because it rn.ubd
the first time in eight yean we didn"t
mike the playoftS. But we will go bid
and regroup. ..
GerUos hid to do a k>t of
repouping following UO'I 1992
M!lllOllt the 1ut one before the
propam WU disbanded due tO
budid alts. 00 buebeD rtitumed
for the 2002 R&SOn ln grand fabion
with the open'!1g ol Anteater Ballpark
and a newfouOd enthulium from
lt\ldentl, fai'ulty, ltaf(. coachea,
players and ram.
"We hid • atadlum. biut Dod\ing
lib it .. now.· Genikot laid. -~
,.,.. have a c-r cwt... owa ...
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Al Tuesdey, June 3, 2003 SPORTS
~
DAILY PILOT CUP ROSTERS
IOYSM Anthony Arellano ~TedBul
~· Coec:hte.: Deena Franko, ~Chris Gael,
AMNo.1 Christlen Pami D.ve Gennrk:h,
Chriltlen Celia Joseph Krum-
MusGercie DevlaNo.2
Joel Gonzeles Jimmy Flores HetborVlew
Juen Gonzales Kevin Diaz Wllllem Ayoub
Jose Hemendez Lula GuerTero Travis Barrett
Oacer Hemendez Derek Selgedo Bryce Bestltin
Jonathan lrheta. Abrahem Labrade Drew Blumenthel
Genero Lopez Devon Vogt Jeremy Bowintcet
Christopher Medine James Meurer Connor Cole
Enrique Ocempo Kevin Whitaker Evan Dean
Jorge Olivas Luis Gomez David Fenner
Rodrigo Rubacabe Eduardo Remlrez Grant Hodgkins
Edgar Vega Fernando Huicochea GredyHowe
Mario Cuamatzl Henry De La Torre Cheyne Kelley
Kevin Madriaga Sentlgo NavarTete Luke Kopeakie
Aran Antunez Matthew Gravis Remy Lamon•
CoedMe: Kurt Suhr, Tedmund Nguyen Chrlttien l..etto
Gannon Burks. eo.c:h: Lynn Vogt Connor Morrill
Jenny Bulb ~Mute.ire
HwborDey Alex Murray
KaiMrNo.1 Merrett Scott Coedl: Mike Morrill
Wes Shaw Kevin Cox
Matt Mello DrewBrahs Ade"'9
Dane Sequeira Brad Jones Oerel Andrews
Daniel Netzer Danny Miller Carlos Berrios
Simon Hedridt Bailey Smith Jose Caldoron
David Jung AndyMorTOw Brett Donohue
Bobby Otcvist Wilson Knapp Cory Frino
Corey Bell-Wheelan• Nldc Freeman KENT TREPTOW I DALY PILOT ErldcGilea
Jake Manning Chase Ross Our Lady Queen of Angels' Nick Potter, left, carries ball as defensive pressure Jacob Knapp
Jay Ordaz J.D. Stroud is applied by Mariners Christian in Daily Pilot Cup boys 3-4 title game Sunday. Guillenno Madrigal
Merlo Agueroa Eric Hansen Rene Ovando
Danny Ingalls Michael Bear Jared Payzant
Will Munoz Jim Nelson Alex Trancoso
Scott Agueroa Mike McKenna Jonathan Keedy Sophie Molinari Brynn Johnson Ezequiel Villegas
CoachM: Leisha Mello, Michael Hay Marlasa Morrill . Claire Eadlngton eo.ches: Zina Payzant,
Chris Ingalls Michael Borchard GIRLSM Jullet Murdoch Jennifer Knapp,
Alex Swigert Champion Betsy Mumiy Martn.n Christian
Harbor View Zade Martin Carden HaH Lill Otto Avery Amlea OurUldy
Tommy Bangert AndyMutari Lauren Draganza Anneka Pakvasa Lindsay Anderson au... of Anpla
Maggie Bemay Sevannah Perkins Brooke Bowles James Cunningham Kevin Baran-Maguire
Sean Donovan Mariners Claire Clayton Nikki Reed Danielle Dennen Tommy Bubonic
Alison Deverian Joe key Gavin Arblaster Caroline Hardenberg eo.dt: Drew Smits Anthony Franciaco
Jamie Heinidce Brian Baca Christina O'Tousa Katie Deverian Michael Haeri
Peter Inouye Grant Bissell Kelly Matthews Harbor View No. 2 Korrine Kommann Christopher Hauser
Michael Katz Derek Boler Kimberly Condino Sheye Bastien Brittany Langdon M itchell Meleski
Miles Kellennan Canon Call Sidney Sweeney Lauren Belove Ashley Mitchell Collin McNemey
Jamie McKeman Cameron Chase Gillian Hogan Kylie Edwards ReneMycon-Patrldc Pearson
Dean Murdoch Myc.hael Clark Julie Hassen Kailey Ellis Sarah Mull Nldc Potter
Dillon Norton Sean Davis Shelby Williams Nikki Ann Kelty O'Conner Jadt Presson
Misha Pakvasa Ric.herd De St. Jean Julie Kepelke Karen Ishii Kylie Sheppard Parker Reuter
Kendall Pidc Harrison Faigen Kristi Jacobs Malayna Kelley KaetyTumey Jadt Schloemer • Pierce Stemler Cley Friend Cait Williemson Elizabeth Kopaslc.ie Coach: Jon Deverian Kent Smith
Reid Wallace Easton Giedt Jennifer Calmbaugh Arielle Lysacek Brecht Van't Hof
Paul Zubotov Gabe Gomez Lauren Wiibur Michelle Marshall BOVSM Jonathan Walsh
Coach: Alexander B.J.Hill eo.c:h: Julia Bemay Lauren Smits Champion Eric Zamucen
Zubotov Spencer Joyce Aulatant Mike Bemay Sophie Solow Mariners Christian Coach•: Keren Potter,
RotyKew Bayli Stefl Connor Cruse Jessica Potter
OurUldy Eridcson Klein OurUldy Lindsay Zotovic.h TimmyRoot
Queen of Angela Darren Leggett Queen of Angel• Coach: Drew Smits Daniel Gills Devla
Wesley Baker Ric.hie Lowery Sarah Carvelli Steven Miller Oscar Torres
Chris Burke Zade Moghaddam Marta Tena O.Via Andrew Boehm Roger Morales
Yousseff Farfan Ailey Nance Gabriela Tena Emily Wasilewsk.i Sam Barkley Moises Arias
Nassim Francisco Tony Nasca MacKenzie Jones Yereli Orosco Drew Diller Luis Huepaya
Jade Gerdau Peter Nguyen Ketie Gronendyke Sammy lo Derek Dellinger Julio Espinoza
Ryan Giadyc.h Cody Parole Stephanie Nealey Eliana Zamampa Clark Cashion P.J. Maloney
David Guibord Aaron Rentz Taylor Best Claudia Gonzalez Daniel Toberty Gilbert Quinones
D.J. Hauser Shawn Shahidi Camille Krahe Michelle Reyes Connor Cooper Hector Orozco
Bunk Hooper Amin Tavakoli Haley Willard UAnne Serlsuk eo.c:h: Phil Miller Ricardo Martinez
Nidc KJeln John Paul Turnbull Valerie Avila Teresa Gomez Aamt.nta: Doug Root, David Pena
Cotlln Krahe Randy Villalta Valen Tayk>r Karen Montano Steve Gills Arturo Gonzales
Evan McNemey Alex Weddle Victoria Kent Erica Senchez Thomas Aguilar
Chartie Normandin Kevin Wright Lauren Rule Julia McCool Newport Coast Christian Garcia
Jake Pellegrini Coach: Mark Arbfaater Jecqueline Urbanus Karen Vlllaiba Michae! Doering Chris Ellis
Nldc Pellegrini A.asitbnts: Chris Weddle, Merianne Jones Ana Tadeo David Moore Jesua Estrada
Matt Ruiz Geno Vrtale-Sansosti Jadcle Smith Nlcofe Ground Cole Gennric.h Daniel Mondragon
Coach: Steve Pellegrini Kasey DeYoung Melissa McGuire Aaron Schott Roberto Remirez
Harbor Dey Kate Baldoni Melanie Selazar Carlos Laube Kenny Sanchez
DlvtaNo.1 Blake Thomsen Bridget Fox Coach: Lynn Vogt Michael Bui Coech: Doug Ko"8k
Marco Armenta Will Moore Annalise Moore Zachary Melmet
Jairo Rincon Colton Gyulay Erica Penunuri HatborDey Hunter Molnar Unc:oln No. 2
Jorge Hernandez SamCubiero Megan Otterbein Kelsey Valley Connor Gaal Kip Kallal
Tony Cisneros Will Morrow eo.c:h: John Carvelli Laura Bilder William Saunders Shane Corwin
Jordan Briand Natharu Wagner Aaistants: Pepe Tena, Rebecca Bever Tony McCoy Matthew kencinl
Hector Solis Chris Robertson Scott Jones Alexandra Magliarditi Brandon Hoover Calden Stark
Willie LeValley Josh Harrison Kate Rendle Scott Youngman Conner Maloney
Roland Wood JadtGorab Harbor View No. 1 Kate Alvarado Chris Freeman Blake Zlmring
Eridc Puente Mason Case Madcenzie Constantinoy Anl'}ie Refferty RonAvzin Charlie Howarth
Omar Rangel Ford Hanour Rachel Crittenden Taylor Kawakami Jae Eddy Carter Keddington
Jose Faboreno Chris Barwidc Kelsey Davis Serah Folks Zadceriah Iqbal AndrewDoka
Elijah Talley Gianni Multari Allegra Margolis JadcJe Dk>n Malcom Bailey Eli Kiani
Jose Ochoa Matt Larson Madison McCoy Melissa Hanooctc Colin Krum Ann Kallal
Alan Ramos Hutton McKenna Britney Mcintosh Brooke Nelson EfeAlti Coach: Alex kancini
NEW 2004 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO YOUJH-SOCCER
8289:-:..-
r
CdM, Newport squads victorious
Both Corona del Mar and
Newport Beach boys under-10
select soccer teams won recent
games. CdM ls on Its way to the
semifinals of the South Orange
County League following a 2-0
victory over South Irvine in the
division playoffs.
Nick Gooding scored both of
CdM's goals as Bme.ry Molnar,
Jack Nowak and Brandon Hoo·
wr secured the mJdfield with
strong ball-handling sk:Uls.
Nick R.lc:b and Mlcbael U...
man created several 8COl'i.qg op-
portunities at forward. Spencer
Chrlstotr and Andrew McCor-
meck anchored the defense.
Kerin Gordon.ler and Ala
Tumey each made several saves
in goal to preserve the shutout.
Cd.M defeated San aemente,
2-1, in the quarterfinals, with
Nowak and Molnar scoring
goals.
Newport came from behind
against South Irvine to stake a
2-1 victory. Stevie Miier and
11mmy Boot each tc0red a goal
ln the fourth period to aecure
the win.
Newport then beat Santa
Margarita on Mother's Day, 1-0 ,
with John Barton scoring early
ln the first period.
Qumor cOoper, MJaha Pak-
vua. Ouitdan Ochoa. Root
and Miller all aided the offense
while IYllll Becerra. Dnw DOier
and Seu Regan controlled the
derense. .
Taylor WUdman and goal-
keeper Lopn Newett prevented
any Santa Margarita attackers
from acortng.
$3995 Cooling
8,.tem
IUI .. rvlce
Oat/ Piiot
GERAKOS
Continued from A7
I.he program was on the
chopping block.
'IJ lost irtop recruJt to the
Untverslty of Arizona and
another kid signed with San Jose
State," Geiakos said. "Some
players asked me ii I thought
they should leave and I would
give them the release because I
didn't thJnk it was fair what the
university was doing to the
program.
"It was lib someone pulled
the plug from the life support
system. Some kids went to
different colleges and played at
Division I programs. My
assistants landed on their feet ll
happened for a reason and
everything worked out fine."
Gerakos led the Anteaters to
three 30-win seasons -ln l 98 l,
'88 and '90. The '87 team
finished second ln the Big West
Conference and narrolwy missed
a bid to the NCAA playoffs. For
his efforts that year, Gera.kos was
honored as the conference
Co-Coach of the Year. ua finished 21-35 this
season, its second year back
from the 10-year hiatus, but
Gerakos sees continued
progress..
WI think (the program! is in
very good hands with Coach
Uohnl Savage," Gerakos saJd.
WHe did a great job putting UCI
back on the map. They struggled
some this year with some
injuries that impacted a new
team more than some people
realized. They brought it back
the right way. from the facilities
to the i.taff. •
Gerakos h as no desire, at this
point, to return to coUegiate
coaching. I le instead assists In
coordinating UCl's aJumnj
game, which coincidentally is
one of his fondest memories of
the university.
WThe alumni game two years
ago, when we brought back 60
players ... that was
memorable.· he sald. "The
relationships with the players
are the fond memories."
These days. Gerakos
maintains that relationship as a
counselor in the Mark C~
Baseball School, which has
sum.mer camps ln many
Southland cities.
During his tenure at UCI.
Gerakos coached the Liberal
Bee-Jays. a summer league pro
team, which finished ln second
place in 1984.
Gerak.os played two seasons at
UCLA as a third baseman.
gaining captain status in 1972
and earning Academic
All-American accolades in 1971.
His .337 career baning average
still ranks as one of the best in
UCLA history.
He was drafted by the Oakland
Athletics in 1970 and then by the
M innesota l\vins in 1972. The
Whittier native spent
two-and-a-half years with the
l\vins' slngle-A club.
Ml was living a childhood
dream,~ Gerakos said about his
professional baseball experience.
Judging by the way he Lalks
about his life, he has a
comfortable place on 'Ooud 9.'
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebr~ Oat; Pilot's Athlete · Weelc se<JeS'
TODAY
20 -David Stodderd
&tend•
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MONDAY
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Corona del Mer
Glrta tennll, 1996-97
21 -Undlay Allen
°'8nge Cotst
Women'I tredc. CfOM country,
2001
21 -Kathy Lavold
Newpott Harbor
Glri1 YOl!eybetl, 1991
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• P1ovldt MW Interior out of plane steel br.tctni lor Ut\lmo conntte CAl.lfOflHIA AND '11-llD JOI end masonry walb elon1 fou• cridh"e. • 'llOJICT DHCllll'TIONs WAUC K MANOATOltY , I .. _ '-Th FOii AU '1tlMI CO*-• rov -1111..,us •cc:eu1bty 1mpf0vemenh indudinc uew h•ttdtcap •~ proJtcl will 1en· TtlACT~. THI •in-
concret• 1•mc>. 1u1rdruls, fteesland1na .tnd mounted h•ndtlap \t•naie ovate 5, 941 A Sf tn &NG Will ClOSI A end p11•ln1 at.tis slripon1 • P1v1l1on Ill (Bulldlna 29) T ... t t f le d t.OS A.M. ANY CON-• ,..,, t1nen o a and ubestos that is encounlet~d durtna ,nn~trutlH>n to treale two suites. one TaACTOIS AlllVING
lncldent•I WOfk Includes required demolition .ind pattlnne: and fe\lonna fOf u1ology u1111ces and
conltnll •nd •rchltectural lmlshe\ to thetr on~m•I condtloons 11 alw on• to; m1dteal ~Sura1cel ~'Jl11~Mt:Jc!:t. W~
Includes t•1n4!Yin1 •nd replaclna. or reloLllltn& rnethat11Lal .mo eleclttcal spec1a lies lhe ura.e1y 'UTICIPATI IN THI
duclll, conduit& and systems u requtred to ea111 •tte'I~ and pcrlorm ~nd Med1c•I Specialties llD 'IOCHS AS A
worli. •nd to the Httsf•ct•on of th• Univerllty r epr~\lnl•lrves ClllllL~ lh<1I currently PllMI CONTUCTOI.
The bllm•l•d Conslf uc:tion Cost of "'" PIO/II<, is s SJ?7 000 00 ,. occupy lht spi ce will
BIOOER QUAllflCATIOHS· Pflmt B1dde" who do nol mut the Quahfoc.attont •l~o bt .,commod1ted Only bidders who
In the ConlrK t Documents m•y not be eh&tblt 1, 1 award Pnme Bidder• w1lh1n the renovated partlc11>1le in both the -~•II submit the'-Qual 1~ t h • ..... 8 lh-renou•tion Pra Bid Cotrference and an " 1 ~• '°"' on I e loom provided b~ the Untversrl •,.n ~ • H •n ettKllment lo the Bid fOfm Y will in•p• o ve space the Prorect site v1s1t tn
B' .. d1n1 Oocu-·n•-It b I bl B •lf1•1en• • •nd will lheor entuety will be rv .. _ L> w1 e n.at a e lo 1dder \ un ,., .. d0y Jun 3 • • •' • 200S •nd will be 1nued et CONSOi IOAll o Rl l'RIJCRAl'lllCS INC iia2 tndude 1pproa1m1lely •flowed lo b•d on the
PuUm•n Slrfft,CostaMeu CA 9?fi26.Phone •(ll411~11680 "' new pru,edure PfOjeC:I n pnme con
A m1nd•t01y Pre·B1d Conf11ence and m•nd•lory Pre Otd Job Woll~ wtll 1oom\, 1pprol1metely 30 tru ton for further .. _ conducted on We..._· .i-J 1 1 200 •••m room• sp•c-for •nfOfm•lion. cont•cl UCI "'" -•-,., -e , 3, be111nn1na promptly •I ' • ~ C O 4M P.M. PMtlclpants shall meet et DESICH & CON'\TRUCTI01'4 SERVICES cltn1c•I .rnd admmrstra ontracts •P•rtment
UnlvetSftr of C11flornl•, l1v1ne, 5201 c~hlorni;; A•~nue. Suite 250 Sulhv•r; hve ~pporl tlaft. ind within Desian & Con· 6 Wrl&tlt Conference Room, l1v1ne. Caltlorru.i 926CJ7 24')() w•ltln11 dnd re,eplion s I' uc I ton Ser vtt es
(COfntf of Clllifornla Avenue 1nd B"on Avenue) uen Wurk will include Zoomy Nauyen •I (949)
ATIINDANCI AT THI "1-110 COHflllUl(I ANO "1-llO JOI WAUC demohltun, cMpentry, 824 4775
ij MANDATOIY. THI MllTtNO Will ClOSI AT 4r0S , M ANY h.111rd ou< malrrtal Tht su"Hsful Bidder
CONTIAClOflS AUMNO AfTlll THIS TIM( WIU NOT II lllOtill TO abatemtnl eleclrtcal. and ti\ Subtontt•ctors
'AITKWATI tN THI llO f'aOCESS AS A ,.IM[ CONTRACTOI. HVAC In• •l•rm Lele will bt requ11ed to follow
Only bidden who partte1p•lt in both lhe Ccmler~tt<t .111d lht l<A.1 W•lk I> hone d •I a • n d the nond11c11mtn1lton
tn thelf tllbrety, will be allowed to b•d on the P101e.i A\ prrmP 'onlr.Jcturs plumbtnl,l upflt•des new oequ11ement1 ~•I forth r~ fu ... '"-· 1rtf~m1•·--t t <-. Mo ~•l.twork •nd m1llwor• In lht B1ddin1 Ooc:u -• u... ~ ""''· con at ~011 ullon lontr ~' t~ AnAl~\t Otsion A d I • Construction .. __ ~ u f ' • P•l•h1na •nd n-w m ents an ° P•Y • .-.v~es. nive,.1ty o l.1ltlflrn1.) It v111r .ii lrl•phon4' • • 0 ~ number (94'!l_824·1!>U l1nl\hc ~ rnclud1ne prevailln& wae• ••In at • _ _. _ _.. '"' II t t.. d f arou•l•~·I <••lino• theloe1t10nofthe WOfk _. ., w -occe,1• o te" 2:00 ,.M., MONDAY, JUNE ~ ' •• Th f B 2s 200., ., B d B F tt•1l1•nt Uoo11no car~I t success ul 1dde1 , •• 1 • oa. tont twnttr On11111 & Cu11~lrud1on ~rv1te\ • ~ " .-I Unlvt1S1ly of Cahfornia. Irvine 5101 C1hlmn1" Annue Su•ll' /50 Irvin< •nd paml w1 I bt requ11ed to have C.liform• 92697·24SO lSTIMATlD the lollowma St.le of • _ _. _ _.. I'-"-,.. ... d CONSTaUCTION COST·. Callfor"1a Contr•clot s -""'w... .,_. 01 2:0S ,.M., MONDAY, JUNE 23, 200S, I .t1 Oesltn 6 Construction Servttrn, U111ve"''Y ol 1 .. ,1o1,,,,.. .. Irvine ~?OI S 1,0SS,000.00 icen\t current •t the
Cetlfotnla Avenue. Suite 2SO. Sulllvan & w11"ht I or1l••~nn ko•m• Irvine Noter '''"'• lldden lrme 01 \ubmrs.ron of C1tlf01nl1 92697 Z4SO. (949) 824 66 "lO who do not meet the lht Bid
Bkl Securilr on the <1mount of 10'1. ol th~ Lumµ Surn R•"t Hid e>dutlonll zuullflcotlon• 111 the
1ltttnaln, sh•ll 1tcomp1ny each Bid The !>ur ~ty ,.,"'"'~ tho t;id Bnn<l lddln9 Oocume"h
sh1tf be. on the Did Oeadhne an admtll•d llrtly "'·'"., 1 ·• o1elintd ,11 moy net i.e ell9ti.le for
the C•hforn11 Code of Crvtl Procrdu• • 'iN toM 'l'>'> I IOI owOfd.
fhe w ccessfuf 81dder ind •t~ Sub1onh.tc '°'"will tH tt-rlu•r .. '1 ''' lnllrtw H1dc11nw Ootume:nl~ will
Ille nond1Kt1mon•l10n requlttrntol\ . .i ''''"' on tho· Rut1J,.,~ It "u'"' "'' 1•~ av~•l.tbl• "" TUIS-
1nd to P•Y piev•1hnt1 w•11e ral~s 41 lht' lo<•too11 ,1 lh• w ... ~ DAY, June 3, 2003,
Tht s.ucce,sfuf B•ddet Wiii b~ rt't~Ulf~d lv ft.t\ff lt1f l•1H ...... 1r1,• o>t ,,, ol Hid 'Nill tu· 1'\.\.ltd ,.t
1hf0<n1• Conlr•clor s licen"' cutt~nt ~I llto 11111, .,1 "'"""' "'" uf 11,. DC .ICl't & CIJNSTRUC BKI I 101'1 <,£ RVll £ 'i Umvet
UCINSI ClASSlflCATION: UCEHSE COOE(S):
Cene. 11 Bu1ld1n11 Con tr at lur I·
THC REGE NTS Of JH[ UNIVERStH Of c Al If 111m1A
Published Hew Oii Buch Costa Mt'\.1 ll.111 f'olol '""" l Ill •r)IJ 1
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Tht follow1n1 persons
a1e doln1 busmn' as
UHUMlllD Cir IS 1640
Htwport Blvd I ol «
Coste Meu CA 9?6?/
Cyntht• )un Sehr 1c~
e1 1640 Newpofl Blvd
lol 44 Custa Mes.o CA
91621
lh11 bu$1nen IS con
dueled by an tnd1v1du•I
H•ve you started do1na
busmen yet' No
Cynth11 hl•n Sch11cker
Thr• sl•lement wn
!tied with the County
CIHk of O•ance County
on ~!(Y.)/03
200SHOSIO
Da~y Pilot M•y
ll June 3. 2003
fldltiM~s
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the fo1to .. 1n1 Prr '""~
atf d oing bu\lrlfl'\, d~
f •try Sn111 Crnv• l "11
Yorba I ind• Blvd • 7'>4 r ulle•ton <A 9?1111
Jennrler M BrrtMll
3301 Y•Jtb.t l •nc:ld Blvd
•254 full~rlon I A
92831
lht\ bU'\10.f'\\ 1• lUO
ducted by •n inc;hvuhiitl
Hne JOU \I Ar ltd tlu111~
bu~1nr\s v•t' Nu
Jer1n1lt1 M Brunell
Thi\ s t•l•m•nt ,..
ltled with lhr C:nuntv
Cler~ ol Or1ngt I 1111nty
on 04/? 110)
2003'941794
Daily P1tol MAy
lune 3 10 200'l
Tell Us About
YOUR
GARAGE SAU!
In
ClASSIFIED
(949) 642-5678
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lit. 1() Hot line: (949)
824 81"
f h1tL k•. Im d non ·
ref.,"doble fee will be
r •qu11 .. d 1n 111.-~mount
.. 1 S7'• r11J ,,., \Pl of
fiJ•1tt•n,. (Ju• ttment.,.
f tu·1 "' •" lo b~ made
I 114f•llJI• lu "llof' Re&t'nh
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I , M., JlllDAY, JUNE 20,
1
2003.
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1111 But Sund 'hdll b~
un lht-Bid Or1tdhne u1
u111111t•<1 ·.111•tv 1n\urer
l 11·. df"ffn,.r1 tn thf'
f ahto,,114 Cod• nl t1v1I
P1u• t du•t' Sr• l ion
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UCIHSI
ClASS'lflCATION1
Cener al Bu1ld1ne
Contr1clor
LICENSE CODl:
B
Other Pro11ttl Spe"ftts
lldder O•allflcatl-•
~oled f.,. I• lte •""-mltte4 st 11 ... e ef ltld lltCludt, ...,, .... _,
-CffHrlly ll ... 1te4 te: I I ht Cont• 1<1or shall
hav~ bt~n tn bu\1ne\\
und., th• \am4' n•mf'
•nd c. al1lo1 nta Ctlnlr u
tur ~ L1c~n\t lor 4
minimum of 5 c•,nltnu
ou~ year\ ptoor to the
b•d •1penona dal• for this
Ptofl!CI lhe hcen\t' used
to \allsfy lhl\ lfQU"'
mtnl \h•ll be ol lht
ume lypf' teQutrt'd by
tht cunlr •<I
l The Cunlrutor ""•"
p1 •J,.•d~ • m1n1mum of l
ttll't4'ntt\ lor 1>•nfl!cls
!.1m1lar tn \tQpe and '"e
tu lh1\ Pru1tcl whi.h
ha Vt' b~t'll SUCl nsfully
r nmplt'ltd 1n the P••I 3
Y .. " IHl RI CfNI\ Uf 111£
UNIVf RSll Y Of CM I
f URNIA
May 2003
Publ1\h"d H•wPOI I
Bnl h Co\I• Mr\• Daily
1'1101 lunt l 10
20()] 1144
AMltlE llR fOl95
Subject to tOfld<llOnt
PftlCrtbed by the Un·
d«fsllfl'd, wai.ct bids
fOf • Lump Sum Con
lr•ct .,, Invited fCM the
tollowlna Work
llPlAU DUCTWOll,
SCllMCl laltAllY
nOJIClNO.s
SOI 1264
COMTUCTN0.1
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UNIVllSITY Of
CALWOl!elA, laVNH
•wt1, CA.UfO&HtA
92H7
nOJICT DIS<l•TION:
Wo1k 1nctuda, but I•
not llmtled to the
follow1n11
Demolition end repl•ce
ment of the u111tn&
duc twork and duc t
Siiencers on roof ol
Scttnce library
fSTIMATIO
COHSTIUCTION
COST1 SJS0,000
Nolt Pttme Bidders who
do not meet th" q111h
f1ulions 1n the Contru t
Documents m•y nol be
eht11ble for •ward
81dd1111 Documents will
be available to Btdde"
on TUESDAY, MAY 27,
2003 •nd will be issued
at Fac1ht1e5 Man•ae
ment. Unrvet srly of
Cahfornt• Irvine. 201
lntet1m Office Bu1ld1n&
(ma1f1nr address) 191 72
l•mboree Bo ulevMd
(physical addt•HI
Irvine. CA 92697 !>444
(949) 824 1404
,AaTKtPATI IN THI
llD ,.CKIH AS A
HUH (ONTUClOll.
OnlJ btdde" wllo
Pllft1Cipat1 m both the
Pre Bid Conference •nd
the lob Walll 1n the11
enh1ety will be •llowed
lo bid on the Proiect as
prime conlr•CIOI\ for
further 1nlor met1on
contact r ICtlrllts
M1n•t1•ment Contr•cts
Deputmenl Attn
Brend• R Hocllenhulf 11
(949) 8Z4 1404
The succesilut B•ddrr
and ih SubconlractOf\
wlll be <1qu11ed to follow
the nond1ut1m1n1tion
requlfeme"h set forth
1n the B1ddin& Docu
men!\ •n d lo P•Y
p11va1hn11 w•&• rates 11
the location of the WOfk
fh" suttuslul Bidder
will be reQuored to h1Ve
lh~ follow1111 SUie of
C1lllorn1• Co nit •clor's
l1te11se turr ent at the
tome ot wbmtuion of
the 81d
lKlNSl
CLASSlfKATION:
W1trn A1t Hutona
Venltl•hn& and All Con
d11tunm& Contu clOf
UCINSICODI c <'()
Ott.er l'tefecr s,..m .. ,
ltdde1 Ouollf"otleft• cofle4 .... , ..... u11.
"'ltled at time of bid
Include, but ore not
neceuorlly llmlted lo:
I lh4' Con tr at lor ,hall
have been 1n bU\tnl'n
undtr lhe same name
•nd Ca1tto1111• Cun tr u
lur \ l1ttn\t l•Jt •
m1n11num of '> < onlrnu
Checks for a --ref""4aM. fH .. 111 be
requ11ed 1n lhe amount
of $25.00 Pet \et ''' B1ddtn1l Document• nu\ Yt••\ p1101 to the
Checks are to be m•d• bid Opf'n1n& d• I• ,.,, this
payablt lo .The Reaent' l'roiect lhe l1ten« used
of the Un1vers1ly ol tu ~lt\I~ lhos •eQutre
C•lll0tnia • ment •h•ll be ul the
Sealed Bids will not b• s•me lyp<. requtted by
accepted atte1 12:00 lht' <Onlrdt l
NOON on WIDNUOAY, 1 lht Concral tor \hall
JUNE 11, 2003 prov1d• a n11n1mum of j
Bid Securtty "' lhr '•ltrtn<•\ lor proieds
•mount of 10,. ul tht \lm1l4r "' stupt' and \ll•
Lump Sum Bilse Bod Ir, lhl\ Pro1e<I whtth
•• c ludtne all"nates h•vt heen >ull e~slully
1hall accompany ••ch c ... m1111:trd '" "'" Sidi• Btd Thp Surety ·~su1n& ol r .1,,,,, Old du•'"~ 111~
the Bid Bond shall bt 11a>I J year"
on the Bid Oudhne an lttl RE Cl NI'> llf I HI
admitted \Urtly insurer UNfVCRSITY 01 r All
(as defined on l ht l fORNIA
Calttorn1• Code of C1v11 M•y ?fYJ I Procedur • Sellton l'ubll\htll N•wp rl
99'1 l?OI ti••• ti r '"'• "°'"" D•·•1
A mandatory Pr4' Bid 1'01"' M•y 71 "'""' I
Co11lerence •nd Pr• Bid ?00 1 1140
Job Wilk will be COii IS( 1.--113 -duclt'd on WIDNES-'*
DAY, JUNE •• 200S NOOOOfmmoll
bet11nn1ng promptly •I TO ADlllSTB
IO:JO AM P1ttoc1panl\
shall meet at f ac•hl•t' ESlAn Of:
M•n•&rment lnlt'rtm PAIJlLHUllUl Ollrct Buoldon& Cunle1
ence Room 128 Uni tbPAlllUIHUIUlfl
vet\lly of C.ohforn1a CASlNO.lll6Sll
l1V1nt (8u1ldtnfl • 9? on
North Campu~ Map1
19172 Jamboree Boult
v11 d Ir vont. CA 9?697
~. (949) 824 1404
ATTlNOAMCI AT THl
nE-110 CONUlllN<t
ANO PU-llD JOI
WAUC IS MANDATOaY
JOa AU 'lllMl CON-
TllACTOllS. THI MllT-
ING WIU ClOSI AT
t0:3S AM ANY CON-
TUCTOllS Aa•IVING Ano THIS TIMI Will
NOT ll lUGl8LI TO
In <111 h~1ts beo•fo
t.1.1er1t-~ ufld1tor\ (.on
ltn&•nl crrd1tot\ and
persons .,hu m1v oltl
tr WISt' b• tnlert'\led 1n
lh• will or e\lato. ot
both nf PAUi I
llUMMl I •~• PAUi 111
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A Pl 11 llON ~OR PRU
BAT( ho Leen l1itd by
DORE M RHYME tn the
Supe11or Court of Calt
torn•• County ot OR
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CA,,UCCINO ITAUAN
CO"U Comp•ny ••
pand1n1 01,trobutors
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2MI Uplllabl 2MI
Pfto8AT[ ttqua.h ()()fl[
M RHYME be ~pointed
as perwnal repi .. enl•
live to adm1n1,111 the
tsl•I• of tile deudent IHC P{ llll()H requHIS
the d•ttdenl'l Will ind
codrc1I• 11 •"Y be
adncolled tu probate The
Will and •ny 'od1cll~ •1•
•••liable f0t e um1n1
tlon tn the hie -•Pl by
the court
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FUICISW~ THC PC TITIOH teQutsh
1uthot1ty lo •dm1nl\tef
the est•tc undff th• Hullo r> ht:••by 11vrn
Independent Adm1n1> llt•I Ill« under\r&ocd will
lf1lion ol hl•lu Act wn 11 p11vale ulc If>
( lh1i A.utllouty wtll •llow Iha h•ahe~• .ond best
the p<1rson•I repre\en bidder \Ubl'!<I I« tun
t•llve tu t1~e m•ny l11m.otoon ol u1d .up•
.clions wtlhoul ubl•11t root Court on "' .;ft•t
'"I (QUI l '""' ...... lh~ 9th d•v <Jf lullf'
Befort Uk1n1 cert.01n <'OUJ al ti•• olltt• "' C
very 1mporl•nl •<l1un\ AvNy C1a11 Ml SERVr
however. th~ llto"onil MUMl'l fl & HU<.ttf S
rt'preunt.ttvft will bt l 1 P 188HI Vm• K<1tn>•n
ieqwred lo ~1v• outu,. Av,. .H11t,. 1 ',00 h Vint
tu inter n ted ll•• \Ot"· C.A 92t l 7 •II rn~ "Kiii
unless they h .. t w•tved htlt <1lld 111lt•hl .,1 ··••d
nobc.e ur <.On\enttd to "1Jn-."' v•l~t' m 111nd 111 .u
the pH1p(>\ed '"""'" ! lilt Ctrl<111 •t•I j>ll•l«lly
lhe 1ndepend1n1 •d \Jlu•t•d 111 thr lily ot m1n1~tt.1lwn .-uthhfltf LOStA Mf !.A 1 huu•y '''
wtll be ti:r•nttd uni.\\ <ikANGI '>l•t• .t C'h
an rnle•~\lrd IJU\fJ1t l1.1rna• lJdrl1t11Jl•rl1
Ille\ 1n Obi<'<l•m I·• llu d~>•trl>~ct a\ lull W\
peltlrO<• 1nd \hu.,\ K""'l 'rJT l~ flf lf<At': I l!IAIS cau~e why lrtr '""'' AS PC!< MAP Rf.GOk(J£0
\houlc:t 1101 ~··111 lh• IN lill(JI\ 'H l'AC,l •'.1 4 1
authority 44 Ill Ml~,r I 1 l ANI (JIJ',
A HEARIN(, 011 th,. Mf\f"'> IN IHI !ff I I! I
peltlt(lll will b~ h~ll) 1on I Ill IHI UIUNIY kl
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month\ lruno thr ,t 1t• t David Cotvlft Gogerty, lh~ ftt•,I 1 \u..tm. f Per'lonof Repret.eftto
ltller. J 11, •!II• d Irv• of the hfate
Prvb.tlt 1 uh • !it Attorney(•) a t low.
9100 lh• lotto• I r •11t1, ( Avery Crory, hq
claim\ will n• t r•ptt• MESlRVE MUM,lll & b~lrorr 10111 "'''""'" 11 '" HUGHES ll, I th~ n••1111r ''"'~ 1,. .. 1 1888 I VOH KAIMAN abuvr AVE., SUIT ( I SOO,
fUU MAY I ~AMl"'I 11, 1111/INl , CA 92612
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Tell Us About
YOUR
GARAGE SALE!
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•re do1n1 busl"4!u "'
SuldOI arid Comciany
183S Newport Blvd
Suite Alto 191. Co~I•
Mese Caltf0tm.a 'YX>77
K •tto Brrt111n U!Jti
Newport Blvd Suri•
Al90 193 Cost• Meu
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lho\ •l•lement ,..,
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It 's
the
solution
you 're
searching
for-whether
you're
seeking
a
home,
apartment,
pet
or
new
occupation!
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Rate, and J eJdline' are \UhJect to than~e w11hou1 notu;e The:
publt,hc:r re\CI" e' lhe nghl lu cen,or. rn l.t"1h rc:v1..e or rej<'(t
an} cla'"fu:d .id1.ert1,ement PleJ'e rc:pon .i.nv error 1hc11 m.t~
be tn your d.i'"f1ed ad 1mmed1c1td) The O.ul) Pilot accepc'
no ltatnlll) for .tn) ('rrur in an ad' en1..c:mc:n1 for which 11 ma>
be rc,pon\lhlc e 'lC:J'lt tor lhe lll'I o f tht' 'fl3CC .tCIUaJI} OCCUptl'd
by the: error Credll L.tn onl)' he: a.llOYr('d tor th.: ftN m<,c.•rtJon .
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doa house, double
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All IHI ••l•tt tdver-
ti-'nt In this newspapw
It subject to tlle Ftd«el
F.., Housl111 Act of 1968
u l flltnd1d which
lllOH It 1111111 to
IMIWftlM -•n7 prefer·
•nee, lhnlt•tlon or
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ayuden0s enaontar
nuesbo peno • Familia.
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premlo • MOO.GO pira
lnformaclon ... nos
ayude enc:ontr• Nuestro
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LAND '-e-M· 20 .ter6
$49,900 PrQld lar ~
s* E rot!llent toutlOn
-· .-horw -.mry t 1C81et11 opporbnty. don t
mM out! f~ .....
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bar, qu1tl. 1•r patio.
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34 Pfldro a
l'lonorilic
37 Tattto
311 t Windy tools
41 Anadword
43 Carves
46 Wtmrc>e< 411 Onch I deal
SI Blee<
53 Ctu9ly roll
SS Orecll letter
57 Te11m
!>II V8'8'1toe
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'J<each 42, 000
b9 In ce111
60 S1oncti
61 Cape l own
CU"rency
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Aallw
'l<eaders 1n ewpf!r l 7Jeach,
Corona def ffrar, Xewporl Coasf,
Cos/a ']/(esa. 1.· 'lJon '/miss oul on /his
chance lo p_ro!1J.ole._yqqr
e.\perlise in /his field /
Our 71.)JJiny dhollJcase
'?u£/icah'on l>a!e: ~une 2J, 2()()J
':?Pace Deadline: Jlune Ii!, 2003
7/d(ler/onal l)eadhne: /lune 16, 2(1(.JJ
Daily.A)Pilot A "'"'IF
(J4J) 574-4)4
..
Bridge
8y CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
WESr •KJ 7S~
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7 A.KJ
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The bid<lin(I:
TEST YOUR PLAY
Which du you bike?
The problem is tiuil. WI l.h I normal
S.3 SJ*1c break. you will not have
the chance to try bc1'h fi.llHSd. since
lodoa eidlcl will be the liCttlllJ Irick.. ~ than aucss which fjl\cqc to
t•lc. you can improve the odd
~hghtly by liN ctihing the llCe llOd
kins o( hearts and. i r thc queen doeS
nQt drop. then rclyina on the club
fi nesse. One &lance at the diagram shows that thb approach 'doeS ooc
wotk. Indeed, it results i.n an extra
undmtick!
However. you can do belier.
SOlffR WF.~ NOR'nf EA~'T
Suppose s~dct are S-3 and the le~th is wuh WC$t, a.\ i.eerm Ukely (mm lhe opening lead Allow East lO
win the tin;t crick. take the spade nine continuation with the ace, then cash
the uce and king of diamonds and ace
or beans. NeKI. ex.it with the ten ot spades. giving West the lead. We.~
can win md ca.Ji two more .pade
tricks. Yoo come down IO one heart
and 1wo cards in each miOOf i.n
dwmn} and K J of ticaru. any dia-
mond and A Q of club<i in hand. As
the ... -ards lie. West m uM lead a heart
or a club. giving you your ninth tnck..
2• .,_. 2v ,._
JNT PMS Pa. ~
Opemni lead: Hvc of •
To tcSI your dummy play. cover up
1hc: Eu)t·W~1 canh llOd dcciJc how
)OU would play three no trump after
the lead of w five o{ ~p.'ldc\. l:.a~t
producin.: the queen
South\ opem ng bid Wlh Jrt1fic:1al
and \lrong. and N<>nh ·~ rc"pon...c w~'
WtUUng The Jump to tlwc oo trump prumi~ I baJllllCCd 25-27 point!>,
and Nonh had nothing to add.
We..,t lead~ lhe liv~ of '~· and
)OO can coonl eight ll'K:U The ninth
l:llll come from e11her a fi~'IC for the:
quc:cn of hc:iiru or the l.ing ot club<..
Whnt if Wh l C:M e.Ail w1lh a dia-
mond" Win m dummy. ca.<Ji I.he e_ood
dilUllOnd and di~ cilhcr the JICk of hearts Of" queen of clubs. and hope
~ou ~sed well~ to which fincs.<.c
1~ mon: likely to~ Our money would be on the hcan fine~ StDCC
Ea!.t b clearly lunger 1n !hat sulL
Huntington Beldl
Funt._. ~ on ~
p ted condo. pool, NS
secu ity. COWi ed p;v"'1&
$16!i0 no pet 114-900-!Ja>7
Oce;wilt lbl lba condo llellt
I 113 Pw. comm POOi. spa,
wd 11 unit. undllrwd ~
~sum 9&61J.nm
Newport Beach
UDO YIARL Y llASI
Bill GRUNDY Rf Ill !ORS
949-67S-616 I
Newport h o<h
Penm~ul1 Stud1u Apart
menls av•1I Act S1!>0
$950 949 673 7800
"'' '9nln• .. io 7br yuo ly ienl.ills •el $1400
19!>0 mo 949 613 1800
949 673 1800
HAU Off ht MO lllNf
f ot move 11 JUflr I w/l2
mo le<JW Nrw r ~..nodel
C4C)e Cod slyte comm.
w1ntw d1\hwa\he1 '
ref11&e•alor ca•JH!I '
r.et.tn'Nt tie Wlt5het/(iyet
lf1Wt @> "'' 18' s 1005 2Br s1as CaHOI• <949>
646 2224 or 714 6l3 7592
,.. Ctesl lwl1twn patio •
c.orrrn Lb I .!it» PiJ(IO. pMI
'P'! nu paont. '-1<1p 'l c
p aet Sll'.AJ!M9-~I
IAYVllW HllGHTS
20101 Cyps ess St 2bt. ok .
2bd. ~w kil. w/<I. S22SOln .iii Ch11sty 949 500 J648
lostbluff 3br l ba
townhome, 'l c. g.ilr.
comm pool Agl S'lJOO
Ut-673 7800
llEACON IAY /UY AIONf
upsta11s 21>< 1 Sba Ip
11ar wd hkup yr I~
S?600/mo 949 613 8411
View ..... Creal
~hood 48' '81 fR
LR w/f p. ,_ Weenbell
$335Qil ll8L -~ 5011
l.. SR 48r. de11.
Jbil llleW, pool, la yllrd
$4300/mo Barbar• S4n
rt-pet. Rttr 9'9 644 0195
Rentals Wanled 7880
llff..-tlltle, Motvre ·-··· ....... ,.,., .. ,,. COSTA MlSA, HI, N"
IH llAHAVlADOO. s 1000/MO. ans.
CAROL 949-574-4241
Renblls Wanted 7880
WANTID room rental
w/prfVil:ees tor ~
~ ITli1lll With refer --. SG11 96Qi().J6S2
Employment 8500
.. ANNOUNCMlNT••
H111n11 l0t 2003/Poslal
po\1IM>n\ Federal hl(t
Sl4 80 J36 00+/ht I ull
b-hb/p.itd tra1r11111t and
vauhoos No f'lP II@<. I
877 329 5268 ... 131
(CAL "SCAN)
............ &Ac-..rlng
S01pport position. OC airport area Pr aedlum or
PT lie a llOUf~ Musi know
Qudtbouks well. Rt">Ume
to fa• 949-442 7349 Ot cal
949442 7nl
I.,.... S-.--' &/rtt m~naeed • busmus. cco
sedls you .. & .,..,.,..
ID ~ IUl bu::. 714-al&JJZ
DlllvtllS WANTfD
Newport ' HunlqlOfl 8<.11 Set your own schedule'
P••I or lull tome •uolable
U S•/d•Y full lime
Call 888 DOI WORK
a ~ @ -.(){).loom
Wr-....tt4'Jtem
.. "'Y ..,, Plac•.
Clesslf!H" t*yl
('4t)'42-S671
Ortvers S WI F T
TRANSPORTATION Is
hirme experienced &
onupe11enced drovers
and 0/0 COL Traonina
available We pay IM
u penence, 11reat bene·
his and consistent miles.
l 866 333 -8 80 1
(CAL •SCAN)
DlllVDtS COMl'ANY &
llASL..All roads lead to
~ at Central Re
fr~ated Sen,.c;es! Solos,
f earM & COi. Cr.00..tes
welcome Great P•Y·
benefits. lease jM.r chase
~727·58fl> (CAL •SCAN) .............. ,....~
seelt$ r l9lcl ln!lpect«\ ••
California to corrc>let• a
V-l//llrly ol llSUlllOCe MIO
re.al ntale res1denl1•I
l)foerty surv•~ Apply
Ql*'e II WWW .ilfswftl com
(CAL "SCAif)
s ......... r Jot. Deckhand
C •P on l1sh1na yarhl~
Ba~ 111 Newport Beac.h
f 8J, 119.1111! lo 9'1!MB).CJ5(1j
PAIT-1111
TRWIUTll6
Permanent and Summer
po-;1hons on lhe I nn1
AothArta
Up lo SlOO per week
(depends on up )
Worlr: M...,-flwrs,
4pm-lpno
& Sot, 9om-1 pm.
Will tr am fr>Mdiy re
sponsoble persons lo
t.onl~d polenloal cu\
lom.,, s over the phone
~nd pr ovide onlormaloon
•boul tree nr vtcr• that
our erowong mnr•1•11•
company ha, lo offer
lnjoyable. nn P''""''
po\thon w/arut salary
bonuses •nd lulur e
Clti ltJIMN RESCUUS
@ H!66 262 8l44 ~ FAX
RESlM: TO
7(8.671 IQJ
HOME, HEALTH AND SUSINESS ...........
ERVICE
f'lll-KNOOl TIACNll
llffd•d lo WOfk In Wiii
tsl1blfshed Pfl•Sth<M'I.
Appllc1n1 nMd 12 units ol · ECE and • clear
unwstand•nt ol child
d•v11oprntnt E _,., r tq
ClrHI t11m of IHChlfl
to wofk will! 949 673-
8233 (1Mec11 Clirlaty
Publnhlna PtlOMOTMNH OIPAaTMINT
~":::'~.:
Title Pl'Wfl to inw-
llld writs &l«MIS. l*'Ucl
pall fl community -ts.
cr•l• llld Plllnall P..-and ..c:bons bcehot
communlcabon likil&. wen
wel with the public. Know
N' Style, Qu~ras,
f'hoto51lop, Multi Ad Cr•
11ot, Proficient on MAC
end PC, CCI deslan
operlence prelerred.
Proofrllldff\& test Onljl
sa-*w/phylical rtquhd. EOE. EAeellent benefit padlaee. Em<lil resume. wotltla ~ and $91Ny
r 1quirem1 n h l o
lilnl.johnson@lltrnes com
EM WIS. Tr!lldy ~
doltq "°'' ~ l.a&urlill ~ Is ..... for l'*5
and "9't-Bdts IMi. ffll Q.MfUD fa. 310-371{16}6
Automobiles 9000
Automotive 9004
IMW SlSI '90
Cold. low mll••. run'
111u11 fully luad~d Sli(DI
000 9411 PKl 111!7
IMW Z3 ''7 •°""· Uk
M.lu.tl "" 'J 'I~ In<~•
diwk bk... "&flt ltlfl "'' tw>;iuMul c.o w oonwr lled
luod S14.99'> vai/S't/41
949 576 11888 8lu
lvlck '96 Centvry
I uwn~r c lnth voth 1•wt'
~dll & WlfldoMo •Jfllf ?'!lo
m1i.-,1 S4500 /14 'l>l 1>181
c...Ax c-p. 0-.' ..
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top 7 dr llhr •flt ... ~,
"""' $.l M 949-~Mi">
Codlllo< '02 OeVllle
S•d~n 1911 m1 whol•
oalmtlll llho ( U On•tAo v, I 1194 l $?4 9'1~ •~n
Si'Oll l1n & w•11 •nly
Avail Alu 949 !>1!6 ISIU!
www.ocpobl.<orn
FOH AIROSTAll '9S
al au !> Pl' 'l!>h mo
t•ha•. fl I u>nd' Sl'lOO
949 777 8l97
ferd '6S M vston9
Conver l 1ble 01 •e•n•I
owner \Ohd ur Sl9 99!>
obo !M9 119 ?943
Jep-s.r.,.,.. 4.2 va '03, I 51l m• wh1lt-
01~.ll ltllf 'd <lwumt-
wheet. 6 ~ ... tu S4"1!:
I~ SJ9 99!> v111 nfffl;Jb ~5116-11188 Biil
-.. w....;. '00 4..0
s,.t Rlld. 4 ""' ct .t ID hard IDp ·.oft top ':i8o. rnSI!>~ ~
UlUS JOOS( 'ti
fOfnt cr11n, tan lthr
seats, CO, Sunroof. all
pwr. IOl4ed &Int cond
S9,900 obo 94g..721.5049
...... •99 ••• ,.
Conv 4Sk m1. auto.
11l11er. Ian 109, pw, pl.
A/C, CO, suparb like new
cond. vtll9743 Sll.995
ltn1ncin1 I warr1nty
1v•lt Bkr 949-586·1888 -. ...-...<-
MUCIDU 300<D 'ts
Rare Coupe. Blue/nelu
rel looks 1nd runs rre11t1
$4500/obo 949-515-5882
MercadH '00 1320 16k actua l mt, tu.II
t1ctory warr. turquoise
blue/oatmeal lthr,
moonrool, CD. chroQle
whl1, one ot the lowest
mile Mercedes ol the
yeer m Calif v•557291
S29,995 fmancina av11I
Bkr 949 586 -1888
www.ecpalt.c-
Mercedea '18 S60 SL
white/tan, 1mmac ~
Ml .,..... ,_ d qi.
dY01'1lll, S14,Clll 714-J!>J~
MlllCUllYGrencl
Mor.,ts '92 •lnl cond,
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